So I do wonder whether or not there are actually police wanting to marry these two programs up, SNAC and SNAP, to make them a lot more effective. The change that's suggested is actually in line with the purpose of the principal legislation and it aims to provide the "architecture for better Police interventions to recover stolen goods." When you have a program that's shown over a two-year period to resolve 99 burglaries and recover 177 stolen items, then you can pretty much suggest that that trial in Counties Manukau actually worked.