Last week, I brought together our community leaders in Beach Haven—school principals, Māori wardens, the North Shore community patrol, New Zealand Police, Kāinga Ora, church leaders, councillors, and our local board and our marae—to develop our own locally owned youth engagement strategy. People in my community want to give all our young people better options to stay connected to their learning and positive activities. It's the opposite of what the Opposition are currently doing locally. We see them seeking to inflame community tensions about gang activity in the North Shore, opportunistically jumping on the recent gang incidents that we experienced but offering little on the ground.