When we talk about the deterrent effect of this, it's useful for us to consider in what cases and in what scenarios these dogs are losing their lives. These are situations where an offender will be facing a raft of serious charges—serious assaults on police officers, evading police officers—the charge that they were going to be charged with in the first place, which may be a serious offence, because they are evading police. These are situations where the people who are apprehended are already facing serious charges, long-term prison sentences, and there is, in fact, no deterrent effect in the heat of the moment where they are injuring and committing violence against a police dog, if we are proposing here to increase the sentence from two years to five years.