Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH: And then—the "Muppet Show" continues over there. We have some people pointing out some flaws in the way that the legislation has worked, and there probably are some flaws in the way the legislation has worked. Now, there are examples—very few examples—such as the lack of rehabilitation programmes available for prisoners who are not eligible for parole, but that is something that could be reviewed or changed in the legislation. The obvious point would be to say, "OK, 10 years on, there are a couple of kinks in the system. Let's deal with those.", because the fundamental element of the bill is about keeping New Zealanders safe. Let's keep that and deal with a couple of the issues that have come up in the course of the inquiry that we've had. 