But what I'd like to focus on is something that the members opposite are very keen on bringing up: gang numbers. The seeds of the situation we arrive at today were sown in about 2010, when the Rebels motorcycle gang arrived in New Zealand. It was recognised at the time, because the then Minister of Police, Judith Collins, issued a press statement saying, "Aussie crime gangs are not welcome into New Zealand. We're going to crush them. We're going to bring them down. We'll make sure that we do away with them." Well, the very next year, police numbers were dropped by 150. Now, if you want an example of talk but not action, you'll never get a better example. 