Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Well, of course, it was very interesting to hear. The Minister came up with a lot of reasons or excuses as to why there's been an increase in violent crime, but not much in the way of solution, other than spending more money. I suppose a question I have is: is the money going to be more usefully spent—or actually spent? If we look at a couple of examples from previous Budgets, the 2020 Budget, which announced with great fanfare a $20 million fund for helping strangulation victims and to aid with prosecutions, two years on, has delivered very little: fewer than 70 cases where they've helped people, rather than 800 a year. Big announcement, no follow through. If we think of the $3 million victim support fund announced in the 2021 Budget: big announcement, no follow through; nobody collecting from the fund more than 10 months after it was announced. So we just look forward to—rather than announcements of spending and announcements of good intentions, what are the actual outcomes? 