Of course, then there's section 27 of the Sentencing Act, which is actually something we do because of the partnership we have with Māori: allows an offender to seek a cultural report about whānau circumstances, community, and cultural background. Shall we take that into account when we sentence someone, or shall we throw that out of the window as well? I think not. I think that the three strikes regime, which ignores cultural background, is a travesty which would utterly trammel our Treaty obligations.