I want to get serious now, because it is actually a really important issue, and that is the use of lasers to create major distractions and potentially life-threatening and catastrophic effects and incidents of misuse, which have been increasing exponentially since 2014. But when I say that the work hasn't been done, I'm deadly serious. Since there was a bill introduced and passed in this House in 2014 which provided for penalties—and that was under the member's Government; the then National Government—the introduction of penalties for the misuse of high-powered laser pointers has failed to have any effect. Those instances have escalated dramatically and those penalties have not been applied at all, I think, in 2018-19, despite a record number of incidents. 