That's interesting because the judges have made an interpretation of what they're conscious of properly informed New Zealanders, but the National Party notes that the three-strikes law is popular amongst in New Zealanders, and in 2018, 68 percent of New Zealanders in a Sensible Sentencing Trust survey were in favour of the law. The National Party said that this demonstrates strong support for the law amongst the public. The same survey found that 78 percent of National voters were in favour of the law, 63 percent of Labour voters were in favour, and 48 percent of Green voters were in favour. Most recent data shows that second- and third-strike offenders only make up 1.35 percent of the total prison population, and that's, obviously, a very small percentage of that population.