So I very much support the repeal of this unjust legislation, which absolutely trammels not only on the rights of offenders to be dealt with in a way which isn't cruel and degrading but also on the rights of victims to make sure that offenders are sentenced appropriately and fairly and in a way which takes into account all the circumstances. I'll close on this: if we are dealing with the worst of the worst—terms I see used all of the time on the other side of the House—then let's look at the principle in section 8(c) of the Sentencing Act, which says that the court "must"—not "may" but "must"—"impose the maximum penalty prescribed for the offence if the offending is within the most serious of cases". So we've got it there already. We don't need the three strikes. We've got a robust Sentencing Act, and it will be a damn sight better when we strip out these offensive provisions. I commend the bill to the House.