Very, very quickly, let me talk about that meeting in Taradale. I took over a bill in 2013 banning gang patches in public buildings. Do you know the only power that the police could use on the day? On the day of that public meeting the Black Power turned up. A patched Black Power member came into the hall to try and intimidate the community in Taradale. The police were able to remove him. You know how? By using that power. I talked to the detective inspector afterwards—Labour didn't even support the bill. They wouldn't even support the bill when it came through the House. They should hang their heads in shame. They voted against that bill. Do you know why they voted against that bill? Because they said that it would be an impingement on gang members' freedoms of expression—that's what they said. That was the only power the police had that day to remove that gang member from a situation in a community hall where he was intimidating members of the community.