Then they said, "Well, we're just creating another bill, another offence, and it's already covered in manslaughter." Well, what about the strangulation bill? I've got figures here. So strangulation is covered in male assault female or, depending on the injuries, its covered in the various Crimes Act assault charges. But they created a bill called "strangulation", and I think it's a great bill. I think there are numerous situations and domestic situations where women have suffered from a bit of non-fatal strangulation, and it is a precursor to more serious offending, so that's a great bill. Between 3 December 2018 and 28 February 2019, there were 416 people charged with strangling or trying to suffocate—that's 33 a week; it's almost five each day. That is a classic case of a bill where it's actually already covered in the Crimes Act, but this is specific for this particular offence.