In order to deal with this expeditiously, perhaps I should just ask you to make a ruling, given the ruling you made earlier. Just quickly for the committee, the effect of this is to provide protection against having evidence used--when it's gathered from an individual who's gone in for medical care or treatment as a result of, using this stereotype, a sexually transmitted disease--against the other person in the relationship, who's more than five years older. It's really just making this evidence--I'm going to be legalistic here--still competent but not compellable, so that the evidence could not be brought forth. That's the effect of it.
It's an amendment to the Evidence Act. There's no way of dealing with it other than by amending the Evidence Act.