One of the arguments that they've put forward—none of them very convincingly. The first argument put forward by Kris Faafoi, the Minister of Justice when he introduced it, was that it's bad legislation and we know that it hasn't worked. He then proceeded to present no evidence whatsoever that the bill hadn't worked. Then we, of course, finally got the official advice from the Ministry of Justice, Police, and Corrections, which was "There is no substantial international or New Zealand evidence on the effect of three-strikes law on crime."—so no evidence. We just heard the Minister right now, right here, right now, talk about evidence based decision-making in the justice sector. There is no evidence on this bill, but they're repealing it anyway. 