To finish, I want to finish with the words of Josh Robertson. Not everyone will know who Josh Robertson is. He reached out to me when he heard of this bill on social media. Josh is the police dog handler of the late Gazza, the police dog that died in the line of duty that I wrote this bill about. He writes, "I am humbled that the public would choose to support increasing penalties for injuring or killing our police dogs. These dogs help victims, apprehend dangerous offenders, and protect fellow police staff. I received overwhelming support from a wide range of the community when my police dog Gazza was shot and killed in 2016. The offender shot at me through a closed door, and Gazza was shot and killed as a result. It left me devastated, as well as a lot of the public who support hard police dogs' work. Gazza worked on the front line for only 2½ years and apprehended over 250 offenders—250 offenders that probably would not have been caught if he wasn't there. These dogs are invaluable to police and to the public. There is no excuse to kill or injure a police dog." That's the words of the police dog handler of the late Gazza.