The other point that I just want to raise very quickly is—and Simon Bridges touched on this—that, unfortunately in this country, sadly, Māori are overrepresented inside our criminal justice system, right? We all recognise that as a problem and an issue that we have to be serious about and address. You cannot address it by trying to legislate your way out of it by removing laws. Because where are we going to go to next? We'll repeal this law, then let's get the Crimes Act out, and let's start going through it. Let's go and say, "OK, look, young Māori offenders, there's lots of theft ex cars and serious assaults. Let's just legislate that away." Let's just legislate it away. Because then you're not going to have the offending. Then you're not going to have them in front of the courts. It's ridiculous—it's ridiculous. You're trying to legislate away a problem in this House that you cannot do.