Section 2(2)(i) states that the Minister can take into consideration "the risk of the person committing an offence during any period of temporary release". That could be unconstitutional. It was a problem we encountered regarding bail. One could not take into account the fact that a person might have committed a crime while out on bail. The Minister of State would know more about this than I would – he is already shaking his head. He obviously has an answer to this, but this matter might have been looked at more carefully. I am not setting myself up as a constitutional lawyer. I always say to doctors that I am fed up getting medical advice from the legal profession, so I will try to refrain from giving legal advice to the legal profession.