The three offences that are currently included—gross indecency, buggery, and anal intercourse—are the ones that were most clearly used to discriminate against members of the LGBTQ2 community, and it's for that reason that we included those as an initial start in the legislation. I think, as already mentioned by Angela, the act does provide, by schedule, that new offences can be added to the schedule provided they constitute a historical injustice.
I should just indicate that simply the fact that a crime is no longer a crime does not constitute a historical injustice. It may help contribute to the consideration of it, but just that in and of itself does not constitute a historical injustice.
We did look at bawdy houses. However, bawdy houses were intended to capture a broader range of sexual acts, including between opposite sex partners, and also often were targeting what was deemed to be immoral at the time, including sexual acts in brothels and sexual acts for which payment was being made for sexual services. We did not include these at this juncture.