To be very fair, the one piece of information we received was that there was a 1.4 percent decrease between a first and a second strike. That's as close as we can get over the entire period of this legislation being implemented of any marginal difference. The Ministry of Justice evidence brief in 2018 recorded crime rates for three highest-volume offences—serious assault, sexual assault, and robbery offences—from 1996 to 2014, and, based on those trends, the recorded crime rates at that time, it was concluded that there were few changes that could easily be attributed to the three-strikes law. Quite simply, this three-strikes regime has not reduced offending as ACT and National had promised it would when it was introduced.