SIMON WATTS (National—North Shore): Just building on that. Obviously, in my electorate of the North Shore, the statistic that worries us—and this is what I'd be interested around the Minister's comments on—is that, actually, 60 percent of the people undertaking these ram raid instances are not identified. And a lot of the narrative in the media has been around the 40 percent that have been identified, and of which are young people, but the concern and the statistic that my communities are more worried about is the fact that six out of 10 of these incidents aren't being identified, aren't being captured, and aren't feeling the consequences of the law. And when we're seeing brazen attacks of Michael Hill Jeweller on Hurstmere Road in Takapuna, we're seeing—as my colleague has mentioned—dairies continually being rammed not once, not twice, but three times. This is a concern, and I think it's a broader concern. I'm interested in the Minister's perspective around what are we doing about the people that aren't being captured?