So I cannot wait to hear the Opposition members, National and ACT members, stand up and celebrate when I announce, before the end of the year, a national strategy to eliminate family violence and sexual violence and a transformative approach to justice and to strengthening our communities. I can't wait to see those members, who are feigning their concern on the floor of this House tonight, pretending to care about making communities safer—I can't wait to see them putting out the press releases supporting this work, this work that has been led by victims and survivors and advocates of community safety. If they want to repeal this law in the name of safety, I cannot wait to see them supporting more transformative approaches to rehabilitation, to proper accountability and alternative forms of true and enduring justice, especially for victims and survivors of heinous violent crimes. I can't wait to see them helping to advocate for mental health support, for wellbeing and housing and income supports to those on the lowest incomes, to those missing out the most, to engaging with people who use harm—which is also an absolute approach to the drivers of offences—instead of using political poll-driven data to drive their policies. Well, that hasn't proven to be a good tactic, has it?