How do proceeds of crime legislations work? They came in under the last National Party Government. They seek to take away what purportedly is an incentive for crime, which is property. Most New Zealanders, though, would be horrified to find that, whilst in this country we determine guilt of criminal offending through a criminal justice process, where there is a burden of proof on the Crown and a standard of proof of beyond reasonable doubt—so you have to prove the person did the crime—proceeds of crime legislation don't apply those same standards. This is a balance of probabilities. You don't have to have been proven to be in a gang. You don't have to have been proven to have committed a crime. You certainly don't have to have it proven that the property that the Crown is seizing was the proceeds of a crime. It's all done on balance of probabilities.