I think that quite aptly sums up the position of the National Party on just about everything, to be frank. That is why it's important we stick to facts and not fiction, and that's why I'd like to conclude by talking about a few facts that are important to remember—and that's, in the past 10 years, what our youth justice figures have done—a 61 percent reduction in the number of children going to a family group conference or in court action. That's 2,900 fewer children offending, and that's 8,500 fewer 14- to 16-year-olds offending. That's a fact. Youth crime has decreased. And the response, once again, we've had from that member opposite, from Mr Mitchell, is that he called it fake news. That was the response in general. I'm going to quote, "Oh, look, I was going to say, 'Don't be fooled by these stats. Youth crime is not trending down. Any Kiwi that applies the common-sense rule' "—not sure what that is—" 'knows that because they hear and see what's happening every day, the reality is that this Government has found different ways of capturing stats.' " Fake news is what we get from the other side. 