The practicality is that when someone kills a dog in the line of duty, that is not the single motive that they thought about when they woke up that day. They commit a series of offences. Some of those are against police officers, some of those are against property, and some of those are against members of the public, so when a police prosecutor charges someone for killing or hurting a police dog, it is a series of charges that are laid. In those charges it is very interesting to look over the history to see the time served for that particular offence. So the problem that I have is that increasing the current penalty from two years to five years seems to not really understand or even, I guess, identify the problem this piece of legislation is trying to address. 