In the last minute or so, I do want to say—I haven't prepared this; listening to the speeches of the Labour Party members, I feel somewhat obliged to do it—why on earth would the Labour Party vote against this bill? Well, is it because they don't value first responders? Is that why they do it? They sneer on the other side, but, actually, when they've got a good bill before them that would help protect first responders, result in more deterrent sentences, I just wonder. I think the ultimate reason is this: the Labour Party of New Zealand is soft on crime and soft on the causes of crime. They actually think, like the member for Taieri, that if they sort of hug a hoodie, if they go along and have hui with patched gang members, that somehow is going to make things better. Well, we know that rehabilitation, reintegration, and setting people up in the prison system for success on the way out is the right thing to do. But you also have to sentence them and make sure they realise—and are punished for what are terrible crimes that make Kiwis less safe.