But I would like to make one point, one last point. The Government is not repealing one part of the three strikes legislation which was passed, and that was the part which said that a judge could impose a life sentence in a case where there was extreme circumstances—and that's only ever been used once, and we know who that person is, the Christchurch killer, who has been put on a life sentence under that. They voted against that. They voted against that part of the legislation coming into Parliament, but they're not repealing it. And I say "Good on you for not repealing it.", because, actually, sometimes you need to have very tough penalties and sometimes, as we've seen, that has worked and that is important. 