This Government is giving these strikers an early Christmas present, and it's at the expense of victims, of victims' families, and of society. We have a Minister who is wanting to take a victim-centric approach to her new portfolio, but this just does not cut it. In fact, this repeal is a disgrace and it's disrespectful to victims. Not once were victims a part of the policy process for repealing this legislation, and I repeat here in the third reading our absolute dismay at the Human Rights Commission failing even to report on victims in their submission to this bill. No wonder there is a need for that commission to go. ACT have always expected that this law is to affect those serious violent criminals committing crimes in our communities, regardless of their race, regardless of their colour, and regardless of their breed. When one argues with us that this law offers disproportionate sentencing to Māori, I retort that this very same law offers protection to the disproportionate number Māori victims, victims of any one of the 40 most serious violent offences that sentence its perpetrator to a strike.