A wise man said to me recently that we should respond, not react. I suggest to you now that this is a reaction of a bill, not a response based on the evidence and what is sensible. But we are lucky because there is a lot of evidence—there is a lot of evidence because this sort of community notification bill has a long history in the US, in particular, but also in the UK, and there are numerous studies. One of the findings that those scientists have made is that this sort of bill makes people feel good. It is something that raises confidence from the public, and people feel like something is being done. The sad, sad truth, however, is that when you investigate the actual efficacy of this sort of bill, it has minimal to no impact in reducing offending.