Interestingly, in the Crimes Act there is a thoughtful and structured approach: it's called robbery. It's theft with violence—accompanying violence. It's nice and it's tidy and it's structured and it's well-thought-out, and the crime of carjacking would fit perfectly into that if it wasn't for this small anomaly. All we've had from the other side of the House tonight is misunderstandings of the law from multiple speakers trying to get around the fact that they just don't want to support what is a nice, tidy, easy-to-understand bill that makes sense that brings carjacking under robbery. 