So this bill inserts a new offence into the Crimes Act, which is wildly, I guess, in lay terms, out of whack with that hierarchy that I have just outlaid. It disproportionately weights offending, so it causes a problem in the wider scheme of how we are weighing up offending. This bill inserts into the Crimes Act—and it would lead to, I guess, bizarre sentencing outcomes. Firstly, the new offence makes no distinction between recklessly causing injury and deliberately causing an injury—the maximum minimum mandatory sentences are exactly the same. So this could lead to quite strange scenarios where someone who recklessly injured a first responder could be imprisoned for 10 years—double the sentence for recklessly injuring anyone else, and massively out of step with the current sentencing and clearly unjust.