The No. 2 reason why we don't support this bill is it stops the judiciary from doing their job. It stops a judge from actually looking at the circumstances before them at that time and weighing that up. Under three strikes, judges must sentence offenders to maximum sentences on a second or third strike offence, regardless of any relevant context, and the manifestly unjust component has been used in many of those instances to try and change it. It is an anomaly in New Zealand law, because it severely limits judicial discretion in sentencing to be able to impose a sentence and consider issues like the seriousness of the offending, like the other people involved, and like the mental health of the person who's standing on trial. In fact, the Supreme Court themselves found that this legislation has, in fact, breached our own New Zealand Bill of Rights Act.