I just want to make four or five points in the eight or nine minutes I've got. The first is that it is—despite the namby-pamby, soft-on-crime speech that we've heard on the other side of the House—right to create an offence for injury of first responders and prison officers. I think the best point the other side could make is, "Well, actually, it's already an aggravating factor at sentencing." So if you are sentenced for assault, for assault with intent to injure, for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, or what have you, well, in those instances that it was a first responder would be an aggravating factor at sentencing—and it might be an uplift, a relatively small one at that.