At the same time, I'd like to acknowledge that we do not have, as far as I know, a separate crime in the statute book that is called the murder of a woman, and therefore you get held to account in a different way. We have laws—as members have spoken of on this side of the House tonight—and we have a justice system, and we need for that justice system to be exercised well and for there to be the effort put into the causes of crime and to ensure that we have a holistic approach to this, rather than a carve-out for certain crimes that we give names such as coward punch, and somehow that falls into a different category of where there is a different sentence applied to it. Yet there are other murders and manslaughters that occur of other people in our society using different ways of creating those crimes that are somehow different and treated differently.