The second piece that this side of the House looks at in the justice space is what does the evidence say. Now, in 2010, if you hypothesise that applying a new three-strikes framework will dramatically reduce criminal offending and that, years after that, we don't have data that demonstrates that, that's not a case to keep it going. That's the case that it doesn't work, and if you ever had to worry about a statement by the Opposition, read their minority report here. It, essentially, says, along with the statements made when this law was brought in: "We'll put in the justice system a three-strikes system that takes a sledgehammer to two core principles of our justice system. There's now evidence that shows it's not really working, but we don't think that there are grounds to repeal it." Wow, I think we all need to be worried about the analysis here. 