Dr EMILY HENDERSON (Labour—Whangārei): I rise to take a brief call on this matter. I believe I am one of the lawyers for whom the member Nicole McKee spoke earlier as being able to fix up this bill were it to go before the Justice Committee. So I actually want to go lawyer and take this through. Because I take the points of the previous speaker: the problem with this bill is it's in search of a problem that doesn't exist. Now, we all accept that carjacking is a pretty revolting crime. It is scary. It is often accompanied by violence. It often does lead to the damage to property. It is absolutely something on which we should be having a very hard line. But there's hard lines already. If there's one thing that I don't think this country needs, it's this House spending its time repeating the wheel, having a knee-jerk little bit of legislation that perhaps makes us feel good. It's a sugar hit, and sugar hits are not good for any of us.