Relating that to what we're here about today—on that occasion, the offender was arrested, charged, and spent some time in Her Majesty's custody as a result. Generally, in my time, I found that where there were serious assaults on police—and I made a point of following up with the victims in that case—there was generally satisfaction with the sentence that the offender received. So it wasn't something that, I have to say, was necessarily a major issue. Saying that, I echo those sentiments in the New Zealand Police Association's submission that an assault on a police officer is actually an assault on something larger: on society itself.