The next point I want to make is that the Government has not ruled out this legislation being retrospective—yes, the letter of the law in front of us, it's not retrospective. It means that the bill currently, as it stands—it means that some of these people who have had third strike offences can go and apply to have themselves resentenced. But the Minister of Justice has made it clear in his press conference last week, "I'm open to the submissions which come through the select committee." They are leaving the door open to this potentially being retrospective, and that undermines the principle that if you commit a crime, you suffer the consequences of the law as it stands at the time you commit the crime. Well, they should be keeping that door firmly shut, rather than having it just a little bit open to allow the select committee to potentially make some changes and then bring something very different back to this House. I want the Minister of Justice to completely rule that part out. 