We can't help but comment on the sad death a couple of weeks ago of the constable in West Auckland, Matthew Hunt. I think all of us in the House will be reflecting on him and the police as we consider this bill, and I just want to put that on the record. It is true, of course, that there has been an increase in assaults against first responders, like the police and prison officers, which I know Mr Ball is concerned about, with more serious injuries occurring as a result. I want to signal that I'm supportive of the extension of the bill through Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) 487 to insert definitions around emergency services workers and scene of emergency and my understanding, from talking to the member in charge of the bill, is that this SOP will extend the penalties to include our nurses. I've had some correspondence from constituents in the Hutt Valley supporting that extension, and I think it's a worthy idea. I think, you know, so often our nurses are at the front line of dealing with some pretty tricky situations and there's no real distinction, really, between a prison officer and a police officer and a nurse and those who work in our emergency services. So I think that's a good step forward.