I know members of that section and the work that they do, and can I acknowledge Mark Mitchell and Matt Doocey for not only their work in it, but in the previous speech I talked about that not being genuine. I believe there is a genuine desire here from both members to do this, because I know that, and, look, I have seen a police dog in action on a rare occasion and I did wonder what the heck was going on. You could hear sirens. I was down at Shorland Park there on the south coast of Wellington and I just heard a flurry of Holden Commodore dog vans, and out pop dogs and off they run. Police were everywhere and I didn't really know what was going on, but what I do know and what I did see is that the police dog handlers rewarded their dogs for capturing the offender, or whoever was doing a deed that was wrong, and they did that with love. I thought, "Now, there we go—there goes a part of the police service I certainly wouldn't want anything to do with.", but I do acknowledge the importance of our police dog section in the New Zealand Police. 