The only thing that anybody needs to do to understand why we need this legislation, why we need legislation for a minimum mandatory sentence, why we need to create a different law that identifies and protects our first responders, our men and women who put a uniform on every day and who put their life on the line, their safety on the line to protect us and the community—all we have to do to understand why is read and listen to their submissions. Every single one of them—and this is what's quite telling: we had a number of bureaucrats that came in and gave submissions, a number of people who are involved with the creation of laws in this country and give commentary on the creation of laws in this country; we had a number of submissions from victims' advocates and the offenders' advocates—groups that advocate for offenders—and then we had the stakeholders give their submissions, the ones that are the actual victims of the crimes that this legislation aims to protect.