I used to train detectives at the Police College for some years. Quite a difficult part of training detectives was that the law was actually so complicated. If we wanted to trip them up, as instructors, we'd just give them a scenario and ask them to go through and do what we called a "criminal liability", where they had to go through and try and select what the offence was and what the adequate charge would be. And, boy, it wasn't easy, because when you went through the Crimes Act, most of the Crimes Act was full of add-ons. Generally, the Arms Act was actually worse, where every time there was an outrageous offence, someone would bring in—and I'm now learning that it would be in this House—an amendment like this, which would be very like another amendment, but you would end up with two offences, and it would just present nothing but confusion for these poor budding young detectives.