ACT has a future. We have policies that we think will help make New Zealand a healthy, thriving community in which to live. We can do this with some of the bills that we have already produced. We can do it by starting with addressing the crime rates. ACT has a criminal proceeds and recovery bill in the ballot box that we will be discussing. It will make sure that we can tax the gangs by taking away their assets, hitting them where it hurts—in their pockets, as ACT had originally said—by making sure that we can seize their assets upon finding them in possession of an illegal firearm. We also have—sitting in the ballot box—gang injunction orders. And while the firearm prohibition orders that the Government have laid will address some of the issues, we want to specifically target the gangs, and believe that this bill can do so.