Hon MARK MITCHELL: Well, that's exactly what I'm coming to. So my colleague and friend Maureen Pugh has made a very good point: $1.9 billion into mental health. Where are the CAT units? Where are the CAT units that are working 24/7 that are able to support the police service, and when can someone with some acute mental health issues actually be treated immediately by the professionals who have the ability to do that? Not taking police officers off the road so they can't get out there, so they can't have a high profile in their communities, so they can't stop the rain raids and they can't stop gang members and take firearms; they have to look after and care for mental health patients. Police can sometimes spend their whole shift doing that. So where's the funding? Where's the support to actually back up the police service? I could go on about exactly the same issue around Oranga Tamariki and our juvenile and youth offenders. Our police are not set up to be babysitters. You need to have professionals that are able to respond. There's a lot more that I'd like to go into, but I see that my time is up. So thank you.