There have been many examples of people who may assault somebody in a moment of rage or a moment of frustration, or a moment when they may be in difficult circumstances whereby a six-month sentence would not normally be applied by the courts. I do note that it is an aggravated factor already in sentencing that, where someone does assault a police officer or a corrections officer, that has to be taken into account already at sentencing. So we do have significant concerns over how this could be used and how it could impact on people in those circumstances. I do note the bill does talk about circumstances where, if a sentence of imprisonment would be manifestly unjust, it would not be applied, but that is a very high threshold. So we will be raising questions on this piece of legislation as it goes to the committee of the whole House, but, as I said, we do support the legislation in its intent. Thank you, Mr Speaker.