So prison isn't a solution for keeping our communities safe, and we do want to see more investment by this Government in what does work—standardised rehabilitation programmes, drug and alcohol treatment, mental health treatment—and we do want to hold also that while we live in a country where our justice system very clearly has been proven over and over again to target Māori. Whether it's for search and seizure, whether it's for arrest, whether it's conviction and, when convicted, sentences of imprisonment, we still have not fully taken account of what we know actually keeps communities safe. We know that the safest communities are not those that are very highly policed or very highly criminalised. The safest communities are those with access to secure, warm, dry, accessible housing, inclusive education, meaningful work, and, when people are not in work, with a social safety net that provides them the opportunity not just to barely survive but to thrive. 