But if you want to be effective, if you actually want to take guns out of the hands of gang members—how many drive-by shootings, Minister? How many drive-by shootings by gang members this year? He doesn't know. He won't know. But I can tell you, Minister, there's been over 140 drive-by shootings or firearms-related incidents, right? That's atrocious for us in New Zealand. We should be the safest country in the world, without a doubt. We're not. We're heading the wrong way on every measure. You had a chance. You had a chance to bring this bill to the House and you had a chance to put the powers in it that the police need to actually be effective and to make communities safer. Of course you're going to ignore us—I accept that. But to ignore the Police Association, to ignore the one group that is heavily invested and is actually there to make sure that their members are looked after—to ignore them is atrocious.