I am incredibly concerned by what this Government is doing. They're repealing a piece of legislation which has a very clear principle: if you commit a serious, violent offence in New Zealand, you will suffer the consequences of that decision; if you do one of the crimes listed in this piece of legislation, you will do the time in prison. This bill goes against that principle, which sends a very clear message to criminals and those who commit serious crimes that this Government is on their side and not on the side of the people who are the victims. We've heard members talk about the crime rate and those who commit crimes and the disproportionate number of Māori in our prisons. But what about the disproportionate number of Māori who are victims of crime? I haven't heard one member on the other side say anything about those victims in these situations. 