I don't see this as being a deterrence; the ACT Party sees it as being a consequence to the actions that somebody takes on one of our first responders. And, while I hear from across the House where they say St John Ambulance don't want this or first responders don't want this, that's not what we're hearing when we've been lobbied, especially by the prison officers. I'd like to commend the National Party for the three Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) that they put in, because the ACT Party was quite prepared to support those and actually see them as a really good compromise to the issues that the Labour Party had brought up during the select committee process.