That's for three reasons—there's three reasons. First of all, it's too ambiguous. Second of all, it misidentifies the issue. And, thirdly, it's far too broad. And from formerly working in police prosecutions, I can testify that there were many front-line officers who came forward with bright ideas about how to change the law to make it easier to prosecute someone, but when you drill down and find out what its implications are with wider points of law, it doesn't always work so well. 