Hon STUART NASH: With a new wing every month in the Police College and 4,000 applicants currently being processed, there is no shortage of Kiwis who are putting up their hands to join the police service. A report I've seen on the most recent wing—No. 341, inducted into the Police College just recently—is that this wing is one of the most diverse in New Zealand Police history, with 53 percent female, 25 percent New Zealand Māori, 16.3 percent Asian, and 6.3 percent Pasifika. The youngest in the wing is 19 and the eldest is 56 years old. Recruits in this wing hail from a number of employment backgrounds, including farmers, stable hands, swim instructors, stay-at-home parents, and also includes an applicant who was recently made redundant as an Air New Zealand loader. There are also 20 different languages spoken fluently in this wing, such as Te Reo Māori, Croatian, Mandarin, French, Spanish, Punjabi, Japanese, Korean, Macedonian, and Italian. I'm extremely proud to be part of a coalition Government that has invested over $500 million in police recruitment since Budget 2018. We have delivered.