But it's not just that which is a problem; we're also seeing how this increase in gang membership is flowing through to this Government taking a closer interest in the gangs. We've had Ministers meeting with gang leaders in the Beehive. Willie Jackson meeting with members of the Black Power. We've had Marama Davidson meeting with members of the Mongrel Mob. We've had the Chief Human Rights Commissioner, Paul Hunt, going along to a Mongrel Mob gang pad, and giving not only a kōrero, but giving a donation—a taxpayer-funded donation. He didn't even take the money out of his own pocket—the $200 donation, he could have taken it out of his own pocket, but he took it out of the pocket of hard-working taxpayers and said, "Thank you for letting me come and speak at your gang pad." But the icing on the cake of this problem was what came out in the middle of last year, which was that this Government took $2.75 million—$2.75 million from the proceeds of crime fund and gave it back to the Mongrel Mob. The reality is, as the Police Association said, this looks like one of the most successful money-laundering schemes in the history of mankind. 