TIM VAN DE MOLEN (National—Waikato): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Look, it's a privilege to take the final call for the National Party on this debate, and I think it's been interesting to follow the last few speeches that we've heard and some of the contributions. I just want to touch on a few of those highlights for me. I do agree with previous speaker here, Arena Williams, that there has been a little bit of hurly-burly. That's not a term I've heard particularly often—but perhaps hullabaloo or whatever reference you might make. There have been some differences in opinions, and I think the contribution from the Green Party just highlighted to me a large part of why we're seeing such a level of lawlessness. Criminals are emboldened because that sort of response that just puts no regard whatsoever on victims and, indeed, tries to shelter offenders and suggests there should be no consequences. This response is just frankly disgusting and totally out of place. 