Mr. Simon McGarr:

From the point of view of evidence, as Commissioner Harris repeatedly said, we are not discussing the creation of machine-generated outcomes under the Bill. These will all have a human element as regards the decision-making. The issue we are raising is our concern about the quality of the prosecutions and the danger a prosecution might fall on the basis of how the evidence was gathered, which is a ground upon which there have been challenges in the past. We do not need to name the particular cases, but there have been challenges to quite strong prosecutions for very serious crimes on the basis of how the evidence was gathered as opposed to a challenge to the identification outcome.