And why is this important? Well, it's important because we need to bring, or should be bringing to the table, statistics on why we need to repeal this Act, and we've seen none. But what we can give is statistics for why we have to have this Act. One percent of all offenders in New Zealand are eligible under the three strikes regime, and that's because there's 40 qualifying offences which come under three strikes—not hundreds; 40. And those 40 relate to very serious violent crime or sexual violence crimes. It's not a whole stack, but what we do have is 13,349 people sitting on a first strike. By the time they get to the second strike, we have 640 people. That's quite a big difference. When we get to the third strike, we have 21 people currently sitting on their third strike. This is the worst of the worst of New Zealand's criminals. These are not petty thieves. These are people who have found that rehabilitation, if they decide to take it, actually doesn't work for them. And the stats show us exactly that.