I would like to speak on behalf of the Labour members and as chair of the Justice Committee. First of all, I think it's important to state to this House that every assault on a first responder or corrections officer is unacceptable. We support measures that will actually work in order to keep them safe in these important roles that they provide for our communities. We know, though, the way that this bill has been drafted is seriously flawed. In particular, we would like to point to the case in point of mandatory minimum sentences. And it's good to have agreement by those members opposite who also agree that mandatory minimum sentences don't work for a number of reasons. And members from the National Party spoke at length at select committee as to why they did not support mandatory minimum sentences—Dr Smith, I remember, was one proponent in particular. 