Let me read you just a piece of this letter that was written to the local MP and Minister of Police Stuart Nash from a 12-year-old girl that lives in his electorate. She wrote "I'm very confused and concerned. On Thursday last week, there was a group of Mongrel Mob members breaking the law at Maraekakaho - Orchard Rd intersection. Amazingly, there were not one but two police officers standing right there at the intersection when the Mongrel Mob got there. But it's not all about what the Mongrel Mob members were doing but what the police were doing about it. The Mongrel Mob members were sitting in the windows of their car."—so they were hanging out of their cars, sitting on the windows—"They were driving through red lights."—so they were driving through red lights—"Other cars were struggling to drive across without getting hit." Again, this is in the middle of the day. What does she want to see? Does she want to see the police responding and actually taking action against Mongrel Mob members that are flagrantly breaking the law, that just a couple of months before had taken over a public car park to do a patching ceremony, or do they want to see the police standing back and allowing them to get on with it?