Reacting loudly is still just reacting, and it's a very one dimensional approach that the Opposition are bringing to this discussion, which isn't surprising, because they've actually removed reference to a number of the principles of justice which we ought to turn our minds to. That is what a responsive approach in the justice space brings. A responsive approach in the justice space is about turning our minds to the principles of justice in a democratic society, which includes rehabilitation and accountability, keeping communities safe, and the experience of victims, the context of the offender, and—importantly—it includes the proportionality of the penalty to the crime and ensuring that the decision makers who are closest to the facts of the case retain reasonable discretion. The three-strikes law, when it was embedded, took a sledgehammer to those last two principles. 