Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH: Thank you, Mr Speaker. So we're dealing with the issues around the justice sector. I look at the very significant sums in this Budget, in the Estimates—$17.6 million for crime prevention and community safety programmes, for example—and the question that I obviously have is: why are they not working more effectively, these investments? Because what we see, and what all New Zealanders see around the country, is a sharp increase in, first, violent crime, a 20 percent increase in violent crime over the last few years, and what the Prime Minister referred to today as a spate of ram raids and smash-and-grab crime in Auckland. 