DARROCH BALL: I'll read it out for that member. I know he says that he wrote it, but he didn't, because he just copied and pasted it from Australian legislation directly. I've highlighted it. But here's the first part: assault causing death "with any part of the person's body or with an object held by the person;"—with any part of the person's body or an object held by the person. Does that sound like a punch to you, Mr King? Does that sound like a one-punch to you? You could be holding a baseball bat and crack a guy, kill him, right? You want them, instead of being charged with murder or manslaughter—I hope people are watching, because there's a very good reason why this side of the House is not voting for this bill. This bill does not make any sort of sense at all—not one. But the worst part of it is that they're standing there saying that we're soft on crime. The worst part of it is that what those people are currently charged with and would be charged with is murder or manslaughter. What murder and manslaughter have currently, Mr King, is life imprisonment as the maximum sentence. Now, everyone watching, please understand that what this bill, this individual, and this party have got to try to stand up and convince us of is to change that maximum of life imprisonment to a maximum of—what, Mr King? 20 years?—20 years. So from life imprisonment to 20 years.