We already have ample systems in place to be able to sentence correctly, and that is for judges to do. There's preventative detention, there's public protection and extended supervision orders, minimum periods and maximum periods for imprisonment, and imposing maximum penalties. We've seen that with the RSA case. We've seen that with other cases. In summary, this law puts sentencing back to where it belongs: with judges, because sentencing is not for legislators. Judges should sentence. They do their important work with the context of the crime, the history of the offender, and impact reports. That is why we need three strikes out of this place and sentencing to go back to judges, where it belongs. I absolutely commend this bill to the House.