Obviously, an incredibly serious topic. It's being treated seriously across the House, as is right. Obviously, differences of opinion on a number of different points, including its most basic level as to whether parties support the repeal or not. As others of the National Party have made clear—and our colleagues in the ACT Party, likewise—we don't support the repeal. We do, indeed, support the three strikes regime or at least a three strikes regime. I think it would be fair to say that to the extent that there are any anomalies in the regime as to which are qualifying offences, then a reasonable conversation could be had. But for now, we're engaged with the discussion of that which is in front of us, which is, of course, the holus-bolus repeal of what's often referred to as the three strikes regime, being of course an aspect of the sentencing arrangements in this country. 