through a formal police investigation because it is, in theirview, dehumanising, it robs them of agency, and they choose not to do it. stephen, the real problem is that we've just had a great shock to the system recently in the sarah everard case, and then it was followed by another. just, if i interruptjust for a second, just to say the sarah everard case concerns the horrifying murder of a young woman in south london last year, and it turns out she was murdered by a serving police officer. a serving police officer who used his authority by, you know, being a policeman to stop her under covid, as though she were committing some offence by being out in the evening and then used his authority and power and arresting capacity in order to rape and then kill her. and then, you know, i mean, really defile her body.