I am adamantly opposed to what is being urged upon me by Senator Higgins. I am upholding the decisions of both Houses. It is open to any member of the High Court Judiciary to express his personal views about what he would do in my case. However, I must treat Superintendent Lennon on the same basis that I treat Mr. McBrearty. I suddenly cannot say that because Senator Higgins thinks one of the parties is more hard done by than the other in the current circumstances—