I'd like to acknowledge, as others have done, those who submitted to the Justice Committee. The chair has acknowledged them, and she's right to do so. We heard from a range of different categories of those who serve us in that way, and it was appropriate for them to be heard in a very respectful manner, and I believe that that is the experience that they will have come away from the select committee with—again, entirely appropriately. The proximity of the word "Protection" and the phrase "First Responders and Prison Officers" in the name of the legislation itself indicates that serious consideration is due to the proposal of Mr Ball. I congratulate him for the intent underlying the bill. I think it's a worthy aim that he brings forward to this House to protect, better than we currently do, those who put themselves in the line of fire, even literally, for the benefit of all fellow Kiwis.