Firstly what I'd like to do is just very briefly outline what the bill intends to do. There are two main things. The first is to create a new offence of injuring a first responder or a prison officer with intent, which has a mandatory minimum sentence of six months' imprisonment, and also to include emergency, health, and fire service staff in the offence of assault on police, prison, or traffic officers, currently provided for in the Summary Offences Act. I have tabled already three Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) that we will be discussing in the next phase of the bill going through the House. The first is to ensure we change the term "prison officers" to "corrections officers". That might sound like a small issue but, to the corrections officers, it is quite a large deal and very important for them. The second SOP deals with, and ensures that, any sentence that is handed out to a prisoner who is found guilty of this charge actually is cumulative and not concurrent. And the third would, basically, include or ensure that nurses and doctors that work in emergency departments are included under this legislation. So that, hopefully, will be discussed in the next phase.