It was difficult to sit through the earlier debate about three strikes because I know that everybody around this House does want a justice system that is more effective, that protects people, that protects victims of crime, and that also reduces offending. I think the way that we do that is by opening ourselves up to having conversations around what works and is by avoiding the debates where we are pulled into polar opposites where one side or the other has to have a win on who's tougher. The answer here is that we have to look for those areas of shared interest in our justice system that allow us to take a more evidence-led approach to justice issues, and I look forward to doing that with members all around this House. That's why I commend this bill.