Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: I do want to acknowledge there has been an escalation in gang-related tensions. That's one of the reasons why the Government has boosted police funding by $562 million and doubled the number of people working on organised crime. What keeps communities safe is more police on the beat with better training and more tactical options available. That's why we've committed to a police-to-population ratio. So, rather than seeing the number of police relative to the size of the population decline, as we were seeing before we became the Government, we want to make sure that we are seeing at least the number of police relative to the ratio of the population on the beat, and that's why we've invested $185 million in front-line safety. Over the next few weeks, I'll be talking to police and justice officials alongside my colleague the new Minister of Justice, the excellent Kiritapu Allan, to identify other potential future changes to the legislative settings that might help police tackle organised and gang-related crime.