What the bill does is increase the maximum penalty from two to five years, and the main point, from what I understand from what the member has unpacked thus far, is that this would be a deterrent. So the person who set out to do a bunch of other offences or who was in the commission of those would somehow be deterred from injuring the police dog in that range of other instances of, potentially, murder, property damage—the person would be deterred from the police dog offence if we increase the penalty from two to five years, and that's kind of where I have the problem. That's the wider kind of problem that sits with the National Party, in that if you just increase the penalty, then that will somehow change how people think or operate. 