In fact, murder wasn't really the issue, death wasn't the issue; it was actually the serious injuries that were caused. If this legislation actually broadened and talked about the effect of the single punch, because, actually, most—and I'm sure, if he's quite honest, Mr King will deal with this—of the factors around offences like the single punch that came up, actually resulted in quite bad injuries. It was actually people who had may have ended up with, sometimes, long-term brain injuries, etc. It wasn't actually death. Death was an easy part of it. So this doesn't even address the real issue of what it copies, which was New South Wales, and New South Wales actually weren't looking at the death part of it. They were looking at serious injuries, and this doesn't even actually address that.