In fact, only through this bill now being pulled out of the ballot, with the Attorney-General's New Zealand Bill of Rights Act report, I've since learnt that there actually is an inequity, currently, in New Zealand statutes, because the Animal Welfare Act puts the penalty as up to five years. However, in the Policing Act, it's capped at up to two years. I would argue there is not one New Zealander who would say that that is fair and that is right. The reason I am confident of that is because many in this House would have seen on my social media that I put up a petition in the last week. That has received thousands of signatures, because what we know in New Zealand is we care about people but also about animals—more so our hard-working police dogs that serve us, to keep our families and to keep our communities safe. 