If the question were simply whether we should do everything reasonable and possible within our power to protect first responders, of course the answer would be yes. This is important for a number of reasons. One is, simply, that it is the right thing to do. Another is that we can think about the effect of the danger in which we place first responders and prison officers in terms of recruitment and retention of women and men within those services. Actually, as the member points out in his explanatory note, we also impede the ability of such people to help others if they themselves are injured in the act of violence against them when they're responding.