In response to the last speaker, Darroch Ball, he's very upset by the fact that this Government's—the narrative now is up, and the perception amongst Kiwis is that it's soft on crime. It is soft on crime. Greg O'Connor raised the point that this bill's been brought to the House and it's a waste of the House's time. Let me tell you what the waste of the House's time is: the Ombudsman's bill, the bill that this Government brought to this House that affects a grand total of three people in New Zealand, right? And I'd put to the Government this: if you were to survey every Kiwi that uses and has access to a commercial carrier, or is a regular flyer, and you ask them and you said to them, "What would you rather see: tougher penalties around someone that may use a high-powered laser to interfere or interrupt the functions of a pilot of your aircraft or the Ombudsman's bill?", I can tell you which one they'll be picking. It won't be the Ombudsman's bill, right? So you're on the wrong side of the argument, trust me. And let me raise another point—[Interruption] He's laughing. He's laughing about it, and I'm actually shocked that the Government has not—