Rather than a Government coming in and having all sorts of other priorities in the justice sector other than keeping New Zealanders safe, they are not drawing the conclusion that this Government has drawn that, on balance, when you look at the whole justice sector, our main problem is that we're too tough on the criminals. That is a bizarre conclusion to be drawing. So when we look at the victims of the crime—well, we don't hear anything from them in this bill and in this focus. We heard from them in the select committee process. We heard from people like Sunny Kaushal coming in and talking about the terrible effect that repeat violent crime has had in the dairy sector—the people lying in bed at night at 3 o'clock wondering if their dairy or if their shop is going to be the one that is smashed over tonight, or is it going to be tomorrow night. We hear of the families who have lost loved ones to violent crime incidents, and from repeat offenders, on many occasions. They are asking themselves, "What about us? What about our family?"