Last week, in the suburb both Jan Tinetti and I lived in, the community has complained to both of us about meth dealing in cars outside homes by schoolkids. The police view is actually the identical view to one of their senior Ministers, Andrew Little. Their view was: we can't arrest our way out of this—that is, we're not going to do anything. So if you can't beat it, join it, effectively. Well, I don't think that's the view of the majority of New Zealanders when they think about these issues. I don't think it should be the view of the majority of this Parliament either. 