I have experienced the fallout from very violent crime. I shared a very personal story of my own on Facebook last night, and I want to thank all the people who have given me their support for that. As I was leaving the building, I saw a van with the words "Grouse Lighting" on it, and it brought to mind an event that I haven't thought of for quite a while. My ex-boyfriend, Paul Anderson, was violently stabbed to death by the killer Graeme Burton. Graeme Burton was locked up, and when he was out on parole, within months he went out and he killed again. As much as the hurt is there for the family of the other person that Graeme Burton killed, and for all of the victims of Graeme Burton, I know firsthand that locking him away and throwing away the key with no rehabilitation, and creating us-and-them categories through our corrections and through imprisonment and our justice system, simply does not work. If it did work, I would support this motion, but it doesn't work and I won't go over the reasons why we believe it doesn't—it's already been traversed very capably by my colleague, Ginny Andersen.