I am actually really disappointed because it seems to me that my first few months in the House have involved a series of bills coming from National where they are, essentially, the criminal justice equivalent of a sugar hit. They are empty calories of a response. We are talking about bills that again and again and again propose a solution in search of a problem when the criminal justice system already provides a more than adequate response to the problem. They are sound and fury signifying nothing, and I, frankly, find it difficult that the House is asked to spend its time on things that don't need fixing, because we already have a solution. There is so much more to be done in the criminal justice sphere, and we are busy talking about creating an offence where, as a prosecutor I know perfectly well, the courts are already capable of taking into account this offence and this behaviour and making proper judgments as to how to weight it.