I can tell you from my experience in relation to the criminal law that for the most part judges have a lot of flexibility and latitude relating to the interpretation. I would suggest in this particular case that they will indeed read in necessity and proportionality as primary concerns. Given, of course, common law for hundreds of years, given what's happened in the High Court of Australia and the Privy Council, which of course our courts continue to refer to and look at, I would suggest that given that both of those courts use both necessity and proportionality in self-defence, this will continue.
I did want to ask about a practical example. You mentioned in your paper that defence is not available where it should be. I've been racking my brain, because I did do five or six trials a week, and I couldn't think of one that would apply to what you're suggesting. I was hoping that you could give me an idea about that.