Hon POTO WILLIAMS: —funding cuts for the police. Now, Mr Mitchell says "ram raids". Now, I have got one question for him that nobody has asked him: what would National do? What would National—[Interruption] Just a moment, my friends. Let's listen to it: absolute silence, that's right. It's intense, isn't it, Mr Mitchell? It's intense because National would do nothing, because their record shows that they are hopeless—hopeless. They freeze budgets and they cut police numbers. They are absolutely hopeless. Next week, alongside police and the work that has been done with the national crime unit and Retail NZ, we will announce our delivery to the businesses of New Zealand about how we support them about ram raids. And what will National do? They will do nothing. They will sit on their hands and they will criticise this Government, when this Government is all about the delivery.