So when this bill first came out in April, when I first saw it, I thought, "Really? We can't have that sort of problem here." So I went about researching and investigating, because, really, if we're going to introduce a bill like this, it's got to be talking about and thinking about the victims of violent carjacking crime. What I found is this. This year, on Tuesday, 30 March, after a morning of crime, two suspects were arrested for carjacking a person at McDonald's in Mount Roskill. On 4 January this year, a woman had her car carjacked at Foxton Beach. The car was written off by the offender. It was not insured, and through no fault of her own, she's lost her mobility—her asset. On 6 May 2020, a carjacking occurred at the Whangārei service station with a five-week-old baby inside the vehicle at the time that it was taken. On 24 May 2017, a man was dragged from his vehicle by a suspect already on the run from police. Not only was he carjacked but when the offender reversed the vehicle, he also ran over the owner of that car. 