But, at its heart, I think the consistency element is largely understood by reference to the fact that the world outside the courtroom door was being modified in ways that the Government brought forward in so-called traffic light legislation, to use the colloquial phrase, in late last year. So consistency with that world and the world of the court room was desirable, to enable New Zealanders to have a degree of certainty and understanding of what might confront them in that legal context as compared with others within their public and in private lives.