I just want to look at some of the numbers, because I asked the Minister, during the committee stage, to please bring the evidence, show us the evidence. There was no evidence. Three times I asked that. Three times there was a failure to actually provide any. But, actually, when you look at the numbers—and, by the way, I want to acknowledge the chair, and I want to acknowledge the other members, because she does do a good job of chairing that committee. On the whole, we try to get on and we try to be bipartisan. We try to do the best that we can, because justice and public safety is important to all of us on that committee. But I just want to clarify here: when she stood up and she started pulling stats out and saying, "Justice said that this has made no real, tangible difference to the level of sexual assaults and serious violent attacks", and things like that—the data was being collected back in the 1980s and '90s; is that correct? Or were you referring to data that was collected from 2010, when the legislation came in—