Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): I do cast our mind back briefly to the debate we had about three strikes, and the question I asked was: why are we doing this bill? The repeal is to take away the three-strikes legislation, which was targeted at our worst repeat offenders to keep them in prison for longer. These were—and there's only been a handful of people who've had three strikes—our most serious repeat offenders. The Minister's claim—Minister Faafoi, when he introduced the bill—was because it hadn't worked. I pointed out that, well actually, the advice from the officials was that there was no evidence at all, or no international detailed evidence, showing whether the legislation had worked or hadn't worked.