There's other criticisms that the other side makes in the various documents on this bill. Three strikes, they say, disproportionately affects Māori. Well, that ignores that the victims of the three-strikes offending are also disproportionately Māori. And on this side of the House, we stand up for Māori victims of crime and victims of crime generally over offenders every single day of the week. And I say to the members on the other side who are Māori, "You know what, your brothers, your sisters, your whānau are victims, and this law would have done something about that." This law that shouldn't be repealed did something about that, not the soft-on-crime approach from the Labour Party.