When the Minister came to the House today and delivered his speech on the reason why they're repealing the three-strikes legislation, he said it was to stop offenders because to have strong sentencing, as is contained in the three-strikes legislation, may be a deterrent for offenders to stop pleading guilty. We received no evidence, on the select committee, at all, to say that there was anything to show that the three-strikes legislation, or legislation like it, stopped offenders from pleading guilty. I think that is misleading the House, and I would expect the Minister to come down and correct that statement, or point us in the direction of where that evidence was received on the committee.