Now, I do also want to touch very briefly on what's happening internationally, and we received several robust submissions that seem to have been disregarded by the Opposition. The Auckland District Law Society talks about what's happening overseas and they say, in summary, that "These overseas examples further demonstrate that three-strikes laws (or their equivalents) do not work, are unjust, are against human rights principles, and unnecessarily contribute to high incarceration rates and disproportionate representation of indigenous peoples in the penal system." They reference Australia, the United Kingdom, the US, and the EU, all who show examples that it doesn't work and the system is seen to be unjust. 