I want to send a clear message to those at home saying that the Labour Party and this Labour Government acknowledge that offences were committed. Some of them, or many of them—or, in fact, all of them—are serious offences, and serious sentencing options are still available to the judiciary to deal with those serious offences. The removal of the judicial discretion that judges have when they're dealing with these serious crimes—which is what this piece of legislation has done since 2010—has meant there have been some perverse outcomes, but we acknowledge that there are victims in this and there will be no revictimisation of those people during this process, because there is no retrospective aspect of this bill. 