I'll just look to, in this House, something that happened here that involved us all relatively recently, which was out the front where we had an invasion, where we had the streets around Parliament, including Parliament grounds, taken over. It was an affront to democracy, and the world did watch as our police came here, the same police that have been rubbished today—unfortunately, for political gain. But when our police were asked to stand up, as much of our Public Service have, they stood up. That operation, for anyone that understands the need to have a well-disciplined, well-commanded group of men and women in order to achieve what was achieved out the front here today—they will actually understand just what was achieved. In fact, it's not just been recognised by New Zealanders; there has been overseas recognition of how well done that operation was compared to what is being done in many other capitals.