What this bill does—like the member who sponsored it said—is introduce a new offence. It creates a new offence that will allow for a king-hit, or, as he said, a cowards' punch - type offence. Those convicted of the so-called "one punch assault" will receive a maximum sentence of 20 years' imprisonment. There is no minimum sentence imposed. It is not necessary to prove that the death was reasonably foreseeable. In effect, a person may be convicted on this offence and sentenced to 20 years' imprisonment for a single hit they did not know, understand, or realise could result in death. Aggravating and mitigating factors are extremely important, and so removing the requirements to consider whether death was foreseeable, effectively ignoring culpability as a factor in sentencing, undermines the intent of the law to provide a just response to this offence.