I want to read out something about one of these third strike offences. Shane Pierre Harrison: previous convictions, 80—80 previous convictions, including manslaughter, wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, torture, multiple assaults and firearm offences, indecent assault against a police officer, murder, and reckless discharge of a firearm. Those are the offences committed by someone who was never going to be rehabilitated, and the evidence is very clear. If someone, and this is the evidence from Corrections, is on a second or third offence, there is an 85 percent chance of that person recommitting crime again in New Zealand—an 85 percent chance of another victim of an incredibly serious crime being committed. That's why this important piece of legislation has a very simple principle: if you commit a serious, violent offence in New Zealand, you will suffer the consequences of that decision. 