Hon STUART NASH: I withdraw and apologise. Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. Look, if there is one thing that this Government is not is that it is soft on crime. Let me outline a little bit of history about what happened in the three years before we came into power. Police numbers dropped in the last three years of the National Government—they dropped—and during that period in time, gangs flourished. Meth got out of control, and, in fact, if any member was to have a look at the Police annual report when that member over there was the Minister of Police, it actually says the police are going to have to do more with the same numbers to 2020. In fact, if it wasn't for the pressure that the Labour Opposition at the time put on the Government of the time, the numbers wouldn't have increased all. 