I would like to really spend the last part of my speech acknowledging the work that New Zealand Police do on a day-to-day basis, the fact that they put their lives on the line on a daily basis, the fact that they work so hard making sure that people are safe in their homes, no matter where we go along the streets—whether it's Courtenay Place—in terms of family violence, or making sure our roads are safe, they do an amazing job. They go above and beyond. Quite frankly, I think they deserve more than being politicised by trying to increase a penalty on a dog being killed from two to five years, and I think the member opposite knows that as well. 