Not only that, let's get one thing straight: in 2014, when this original piece of legislation was introduced by the National Party—by the National Party—it clearly has done nothing to touch the sides of stopping. They had not one, not two, but three years, at least, to have a look at the lack of effectiveness of this piece of legislation. But really, as Mr O'Connor actually quite rightly pointed out in his speech, this has got nothing really to do with the legislation. It's got to do with the enforcement. If we've got 717 incidents and zero prosecutions last year, it has nothing to do with the legislation and it has absolutely nothing to do with the level of punishment that can be meted out by the way, because there were none meted out last year at all.