This is where I have real issue with the previous speaker, Nicole McKee, and also with the previous speakers last night. I do want to talk about this because I'm afraid there's been a misreading of the data. The suggestion that this law makes a difference, were it true—for me—that would be the bottom line. If it actually effects change, let's go with it. The problem is it doesn't. Last night, Mr Mitchell was quoting from the evidence brief of 2018, which I have here with me, and I believe these are some of the figures that my colleague Ms McKee was also quoting. The nice thing about this is Mr Mitchell got as far as page three, and at the top of page three he read out some stats about the different figures for who was at different levels of the stage one or stage two or stage three. And he said, "There it is. There's the proof" I'm paraphrasing here, "There's the proof. Explain to me how this isn't working." 