Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Police): Thank you. I think that's a fair point. In terms of the identification, I'd be weary of the statistics just on the sense that they are often a snapshot in time. And the fact that an offender's not immediately identified doesn't mean that police stop investigating and stop trying to identify them. So there are a number of cases where they have photographic evidence of people but they haven't quite yet figured out who those people are; that doesn't mean that they have stopped looking for them. So I just would make that point.