⁵⁹[2000] QSC 002 at paras 21 and 22.      ⁶⁰Hon Justice Dyson Heydon “Judicial Activism and the Death of the Rule of Law” Otago Law Review (2004) Vol 10 No 4, 493 at 509. 37 It  would  have  been  relatively  straight  forward  to  express  the  notion  simply  and  clearly  but  any requirement of intellectual discipline is avoided by the modern parliamentary draftsman for whom freedom of expression is to be prized above comprehension.⁵⁹ 68 More recently and sympathetically, Justice Dyson Heydon, a Judge of the High Court of Australia,  has written: Parliament, when it changes the law, is usually capable of doing so with a degree o f clarity because legislation is drafted by persons with considerable training, experience and skill in drafting. They are capable of achieving a much greater degree of precision than a group of judges can, particularly a group of judges speaking in separate judgments. ⁶⁰ 69 I’m with Justice Hey don. Part 4 Other factors affecting accessibility of legislation Complex legislative schemes 70 The complexity of a legislative regime can affect the accessibility of legislation. The ballet Coppelia by Delibes is set in a town in Galicia. It is the story of Dr Coppélius, a toymaker, and of the infatuation of a handsome young villager called Franz,  who  is  engaged  to  the  burgermeister  daughter  Swanilda,  with  one  of  Dr Coppélius’ dolls.  If  Dr  Coppélius  were  alive  today,  living  in  New  Zealand,  and carrying on business as the owner of a toy shop, he would be faced with having to comply with various pieces of legislation, including the Holidays Act 2003, the Employment Relations Act 2000, and the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992. Another piece of legislation directly affecting his business would be the Fair