The trick was that that didn't work over the whole of New Zealand. So there was a running tally that the Minister at the time, Judith Collins, was required to hear, of how many strikes had been missed in any given week. People had to draw straws—now much like I'm sure the National caucus does in giving other news about polls—on who was going to tell the Minister about how many strikes had been missed that week. And the reality was the system was not ready—it was not ready for being able to cope with this change and it has never been ready. That is in relation to the fact that it does not address the underlying causes of crime. That is still true now. So I'm quite happy at this moment to see this bill repealed, because it is bad legislation, as the Minister has already said.