What this House should be about is making sure that anything we pass in this House is going to make things better for people. What we need to do is make sure: is this thing that we're passing, this piece of legislation, actually going to make a difference? Well, I'm afraid, Mr King—good on you for having a look at this, but it's not actually going to make any difference. He, like myself, was a detective, and he will know that when you come to look at a set of facts, when you start doing a criminal liability, the first thing you do is look—was there a death, and you start working backwards from that. Actually, there is ample legislation now to look after this. There is manslaughter and there is murder. There are sentencing regimes around both. There are aggravating factors around both.