I served on the East Coast of New Zealand. I could give you a dozen examples of people that were hit by someone, unsuspecting, that have fallen and have either lost their life or had parts of their skull removed to allow the brain swelling, who never fully recover, who will never have the quality of life back again. They may get charged with a grievous bodily charge or, if they kill someone, with a manslaughter, and they may go up in front of the court in a suit like mine and they may get off it. Go and ask the public in New Zealand how many times they've seen people with a reduced sentence or get off because they haven't been able to prove the charge. This is saying: if you punch someone or if you hit someone with an object and you kill someone—