Most serious and dangerous offenders actually are on extended supervision orders and public protection orders monitored by Corrections. That is why having to provide police with the full details of their whereabouts, and especially where children may be present, is good law. It's good law to protect New Zealand victims; it is also good law to protect those overseas as well. This type of offending destroys the lives not only of the victims but also the families of the victims and even the offenders' families. It even takes an added toll on the lives of those in Police and other authorities who have to deal with the victims. So everyone—and I mean everyone—has an absolute interest in eliminating all risk of offending and reoffending.