Hon POTO WILLIAMS: I do absolutely, because of the work that this Government is doing. The Government was first advised to implement a firearms register, for example, in 1997—a 30-year deficit of information when it comes to the number of firearms in our communities, which means that we are unsafe. A firearms register will ensure that imported firearms which are distributed to dealers and licence owners will be able to be tracked via their serial number. This Government has had a record investment in their police, ensuring that we've invested $200,000 into the firearms register, $185 million into front-line safety, and $94 million to crack down on gangs and to keep our young people out of gangs in the first place.