I heard Greg O'Connor. He said he's had 40 years in the police. He argued about his experience with policing. He was saying that this would confuse lawyers and confuse the courts and confuse people; it actually simplifies things. Commits an assault and the person dies—two ingredients; really simple and straight forward. No need to prove anything: they committed an assault, the person died. Very simple. But I've heard Greg O'Connor get up a few times and do a few speeches on a few bills, which I actually doubt whether he's even read them.