But I would actually like to speak from inside. When I was working in Government, when this legislation came into force—and the reality was that it wasn't a National Party idea and there was no preparation for this in any manifesto or policy, because it was an ACT promise that then had to be delivered upon in a hurry for quick political points. That was apparent when there was no computer system able to actually deal with the three-strikes system. And so what happened was, in a quick hurry, as a way of monitoring that, we had to develop a stamp. It had "Striker" on it. So what would happen when a file came before a court room in a short term was that the judge at sentencing had to read out a certain statement in order for one strike to be applied. Because there was no one computer system, I had the job of reading through three different databases, finding out when there was a striker, finding the court, ringing up the court, letting them know they had a striker in the cells and the fact that that had to be applied.