It does not look at the causes of crime and the fairness, and whether this actually prevents crime from happening. I'm sorry, but I wouldn't take the Sensible Sentencing Trust survey as evidence that this prevents crimes from happening. What this Act does do—the current Act that hasn't yet been repealed—is it reinforces the biases that are already in the system. Who are most likely to get searched? Who are most likely to get arrested? It's Māori. Who are more likely to have issues around access to justice? Māori. Who are more likely to end up in prison? Māori. So what this does, it reinforces the current biases in the system in a really simplistic way.