I'll tell you—minimum sentences. I know that our colleagues in the Northern Territory brought in a minimum sentence for any property crime, where you went to, basically, prison if you got convicted of a property crime. What they didn't anticipate was a school teacher who was on her first weekend—she came up from up the south; I think Victoria—went out, got a bit drunk, and stole a bottle of whiskey from a bar. It was as much an act of bravado as it was anything else. As a result, she was going to be forced to spend a minimum amount of time in prison. They slowly revoked that.