Then, to cap it all off, because all this information is too hard to find, the Minister didn't want to spend any time finding it, I asked a written parliamentary question. It revealed that 455 people whose lead offence was a sex offence were released from prison during 2019-20. Three hundred and sixty-three of them whose lead offence is a sex offence were on parole. Yet, when I OIA'd the Ministry of Education, they came back and said, in a similar time frame—and this is the time when 455 were released, 363 on parole—do you know how many times the Ministry of Education were informed to notify schools? Seven. Seven times, when 363 were released on parole. Now, I don't doubt for a second that some sex offenders need to be managed in the community. That is realistic. What I expect, like every parent in New Zealand, is that their local schools are notified.