I have never met a police officer in the course of my reasonably lengthy career in criminal justice who asked for a separate offence of attacking an officer. I have never met a nurse or a doctor who asked for that sort of response. What they ask for is that we make real change. They ask that we look at the causes of offending. They ask that we look at giving them, for example, more colleagues to work with. They look for the fact that we have more police officers. And thankfully, I am part of a Government that has, in fact, provided the biggest police force we have ever had in this country. I meet doctors and nurses, for example, emergency consultants who say what we need to do is provide more support for our vulnerable members in society so they don't end up in these situations. I've never had an emergency consultant come to me and say, "Please put me in the Crimes Act, Emily." It is a mystery to me that we are being asked to spend our time on this.