The Government's response so far has been to say, "Oh well, they probably need to focus more on bollards or some kind of protection.", as if it's the victim's fault in this case—it's the victim's fault that they are getting attacked and they should have better bollards! But the problem is, of course, that most of the councils won't let them put the bollards in and they can't get a resource consent to put the bollards in. Meantime, any fund that's made available is very slow. And so the question I have to the Minister is why on earth she feels confident that the money being invested by the Budget to prevent crime is going to be put to better use than it has in the past, given the Government's very poor showing on that. 