Again, I've had involvement with medical specialists, those whose job it has been to assess such people, and, again, it's not that easy because there tends to be—well, one thing I won't say is that I remember as a very young police officer going to the then Lake Alice, and up until then, I'd sort of grown up with hearing that people get off with insanity. Well, let me say one thing that I do assure anyone who is listening now: if you think anyone gets off with insanity, where they end up and the sorts of institutions they end up in are much worse than spending—I've always said that five years in what used to be called, obviously, insane asylums or those mental health units is a place where I would have probably, with my experience, sooner have spent time in Her Majesty's normal custody than in one of those places. 