I'm actually appalled at the sort of evidence we heard at the Justice Committee. Let me give you one: 90 percent of the doctors and nurses that work in our A & E up and down New Zealand have been physically assaulted in the course of providing care for New Zealanders. That's a disgrace. The very people that provide the care—regardless of people, whatever violence they've been caught up with—are assaulted in their job. Let me give you another one: since Labour's been in Government, there's been a 92 percent increase in the number of assaults against our corrections officers. These are the people who actually put their life at risk to look after some of the nasty, bad people in society that pose harm. And, again, I say this Parliament owes those corrections officers the basic principle that if you assault, if you beat up, if you hurt those people who society requires to be there on the front line—that we're going to protect them and the members opposite won't. It is as simple and as blunt as that.