Aggie Di Mauro

Thank you, Gary.

It does.

And we're also talking about saving lives.

Yeah.

The violence against women issue has been an issue for years, for years.

And we see our politicians marching at rallies, the big one a couple of years ago, and

You know, saying things like enough is enough.

I'm so sick and tired of it, seriously.

If you truly believe enough is enough, and I remember saying this on an interview on the project.

You know, they were still trying to work out what they could do, but they're saying enough is enough and they're marching.

And then we had actually –

your part of town, Chris Minns talking about maybe a review that they were going to do.

And I remember saying, don't stop wasting money.

We've done one here in Victoria.

It's come up with some recommendations, implement them and reconsider that electronic monitoring because without it, you won't prevent this from happening again.

And I 100% feel that way.

So, you know, they've been sitting, the recommendations have been sitting in Parliament since September of 22.

I was told every single one of them would be implemented.

I was told, actually, that Celeste was going to be so proud of the legacy she'd left behind.

It's such rubbish that five and a half years later, we're still pushing for this.