There is no point in members opposite wringing their hands over last week's news from Tauranga when a police car was riddled with bullets from a high-powered weapon. Welcome to a police officer's world. Welcome to the everyday reality of policing. I am on the side of police. I am working hard alongside the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister, and others in Government to give police all the tools and the resources that they need to stay safe as they work to keep our communities safe; that includes the trial of the eagle helicopter in Christchurch, just announced this week; it includes new body armour; it includes new police on the street, soon to pass the milestone of 2,000 new police since the coalition took Government; and it includes tougher penalties for gun crime—and Mr Hudson is not voting for that. It includes new powers to stop a gang member ever getting a firearms licence, which they technically can do at the moment—and Mr Hudson is not supporting that. This is the true Government of law and order, not a party of cheap rhetoric like the members opposite. They ran down police numbers and ignored the Australian gangs who arrived in 2008.