Pugh Maureen; Williams PotoMAUREEN PUGH (National): Thank you Madam Chair. I'd just like to expand on the conversation that we've been having here tonight in this committee stage in relation to the bail facilities. But before I started I thought I would take the time to acknowledge—I did when I spoke to Part 1—the Social Services and Community Committee. But I'd like to use this opportunity to also acknowledge the officials who have worked with the committee over the period of the select committee process on this bill. I do thank them for responding so efficiently and effectively to our feedback as we teased out the details of this bill because there was constant further information required. There was constant questioning of the ramifications of some of the parts of the bill. So I do acknowledge the officials. Even tonight I can see they've been really busy responding to this committee of the whole House. So thank you very much for that.I turn my attention to Part 2 New Part 2 inserted into Schedule 1AA of [the] Bail Act 2000". I just would like to expand further on the bail conditions because as we did hear in the select committee earlier today there have been plans made for facilities for remand and for bail. But as we know—and I'm very pleased that the Minister in the chair Tracey Martin raised it earlier—about rural communities and possibly we are going to have some you know—there won't be the same probably access to those facilities. But as we know where we don't get those facilities then someone being referred for bail could very easily be bailed into police custody. In some of those rural areas that will mean a police cell and for a 17-year-old effectively going into solitary confinement which is what a police cell would be. So how Minister will we address those facilities being evenly spread so that our young people who are being referred to bail or are on remand can actually be provided for in terms of those facilities?But also to further expand on that the ability for young people who are on remand who are currently being referred into those residential custodial homes and the mix that we've got in there now of some of those older people 17-year-olds in some of those homes with younger people—how we're going to keep other people inside those homes safe and/or will there be some separation dependent on the age or the seriousness of the offences that they have been charged with? So a couple of issues around that. One of the other items that I'd like to take the opportunity to address is around—so that schedule refers to the commencement date. But as we know the commencement date is 1 July. Can the Minister give us an assurance that the judiciary—that those remand facilities are going to be in place that the legal profession is going to be aware of the nuances within the bill in time for us for implementation on 1 July so that these issues around remand and bail can all be addressed in the right way. So if the Minister could address that that would be very nice. Thank you.CHAIRPERSON (Poto Williams): I will call the Hon Tracey Martin—just reminding members that the debate for title and commencement will come up shortly. It's OK to refer to it but we won't debate that until we get to that particular part."