Perhaps, I suppose, the question I have is: did it occur to the Minister that there could be some other reasons why serious crime hasn't decreased over the past five years—particularly since they've been in Government—and I can suggest one or two other potential reasons, such as the soft-on-crime approach to law and order that this Government has focused on or such as the massive failure in social policy and housing policy, and the fact that 100,000 kids are not in school regularly. There's a whole host of reasons why crime has increased over the past few years, and it strikes me as an infantile argument for the Minister of Justice to make the claim, as she did in our last debate, that the evidence that the three-strikes legislation hadn't worked was because violent crime had not fallen. So I do ask the Minister to reflect on that. 