I think the mandatory charging policies, though well-intended, have led to a lot of people who are more likely to be victims than perpetrators being charged with the offences.
There are attempts made to try to correct that by giving people discharges, right? They get an absolute discharge: “It was probably a mistake that you were charged in the first place, but we have mandatory charging policies, so we had to do it.” They're stuck with a charge. They try to address it by giving them an absolute discharge. However, absolute discharges are now going to be part of the provision that leads to a reverse onus on bail, so you could end up seeing further numbers of indigenous women and Black women facing pretrial detention unnecessarily because of this bill.