But here's the crux that I wanted to pick up on: allowing pre-recording of cross-examination improves accuracy of testimony and increases fairness of trial. So making sure that we can and must do that bit of work in the House, in legislation, and, again, my point—I do repeat it—of looking for operational changes of policy changes to any concerns that might restrict defendants' access to a fair trial, to viewing the evidence, in that we can actually put this legislation in place and get regulations, per the consultation, working with victims' advocates—and I think this is key—in those regulations, to making sure—making sure—that we have got a strong framework that both upholds the right to a fair trial and protects and does not retraumatise victims.