This bill is doing nothing but increasing penalties for the possession of lasers. What Mr Walker failed to do was mention that, although there were 717 laser strikes on individual aircrafts or helicopters, or the like, and 228 last year—228 different examples last year. Now he wants to increase the penalties under possession. How many people were prosecuted for possession of the laser from the 228 incidents? How many, Mr Doocey—guess? Zero—zero people were prosecuted for the possession of lasers last year, and only four since 2015. This individual wants to stand up here and say that this side of the House is soft on crime and that we're not serious with it because we don't want to see an increase in penalties, but no one's been prosecuted with it yet—no one has been prosecuted with it yet—four instances since 2015. And how many have had the maximum penalty, Mr Walker—how many have had the maximum penalty? Zero.