Hon POTO WILLIAMS: Now here he is, he's barking over there—a personable man; he's really nice but he has the odd bark—but will he commit to the one thing that will give me some confidence that he will be effective in police, the one thing that Chris Cahill has challenged him to do? Will he commit to it—commit to the population ratio? Will you commit to that, Mr Mitchell? Will you commit to that, Mr Bayly? Because it means funding and, if we look at past performance of the National Party and the National Government, there will be no funding. No, no. The National Party will not support the ratio. [Multiple interjections] Oh, he's saying yes. Well, he'd better ask his boss, because his boss is delivering tax cuts, my friend, and tax cuts mean cuts to Public Service. It means you cannot deliver—you cannot deliver. Not like the Labour Party. Do you know what? We're going to have more cops. They're going to be better trained, there's going to be better intel, better deployment, and I'm grateful that I have been able to deliver a record—get this—$562 million and that member cannot even count up to three. 