Hon STUART NASH: More police gives people greater confidence that when they report to police the police will actually do something to address their concerns, but can I give you a couple of examples, please. The introduction of the new family harm legislation in December 2018 led to an increase in the number of serious assaults reported to police in 2019. Family violence is notoriously under-reported, and police are working hard to make a difference for victims and prevent reoffending by perpetrators. There is also increasing demand for police to respond to callouts that aren't crimes, like mental health and road policing. In last year's Budget, Minister Clark allocated $1.9 billion to mental health and addiction services. Under this Government, we rebuilt road policing that had been cut by 111 police under the previous Government. Just two examples of why they may have increased.