So supporting the intent of this piece of legislation is what the National Party is doing here in saying that we back our first responders, we back our corrections officers, we back them in the work that they do, and when they face these circumstances of being assaulted on the job, that the law is there to support them and to say that there will be an offence. But, as has been highlighted by colleagues of mine and members on the other side of the House, the concern that we have over this piece of legislation is the fact that it puts in place a mandatory minimum sentence of six months' imprisonment. There's something of significant concern over that, due to the fact that this could be used in a variety of circumstances, whereby an assault takes place and the circumstances may not be one which would warrant such a sentence of six months minimum to be given.