I challenge the members on the other side of the House to say to the family of those who've had family members killed by coward punches that they think it's OK for there not to be an offence and for there to be more cases in New Zealand where people are not able to be charged and where there is no justice for those victims. Because on this side of the House, we believe that where a coward punch which causes death takes place, there must be some justice. There must be some justice for those families. I don't think it's OK to stand up in this House, as the member opposite just did, and simply say, "Well, it's a little bit unclear in this bill and so we don't really think there's an issue, so we'll just vote it down." That doesn't provide justice. That's simple—