Miss Booth's role had been kept secret until a London newspaper broke the story last night. She was an appropriate expert. It was her expertise we were looking for. Well, we didn't go looking for her for that publicity point of view. We got her for her expertise.
Publicity comes as a side issue, really.
I wouldn't imagine he'd be too concerned about the fact that the wife of the British PM is trying to get a high media profile. I don't think anybody should get very excited about that. She's a human rights lawyer and she's appeared in cases against her husband's government. So I can't imagine, having appeared against her husband's government, she'll be particularly sensitive about appearing against the Australian Government. The complaint about mandatory sentencing faces many hurdles in Geneva before it's formally considered by the UN human rights committee.