Then we've got section 9, which goes through aggravating and mitigating factors. Shall we look at aggravating and mitigating factors when we sentence an offender, or should we get rid of that as well? Shall we take the age of the offender into account? No? Shall we take, perhaps, whether or not the offender pleaded guilty? That's an important one, because we know that serious offenders who plead guilty have that taken into account largely because it's a much better outcome for victims. Victims are not put through the trauma of a trial, and we need to be able to encourage that, not to tell a third strike offender, "Don't worry. Go through a full trial, put your victim through another trauma, because you get no discount for it." Oh, and what about diminished intellectual capacity? Should we take that into account or not?