I'm always stunned at how you implement initiatives that say this will prevent crimes even happening, yet when they're put up, they're deemed to be soft, and all the accusations come out. That's saddening because, if you talk to those on the front line, those in police national headquarters who have done their time, they'll often say, actually, that these are some of the things that should have and could have happened many, many years ago, and that's my memories of working for New Zealand Police. There's nothing soft with them; they take things seriously. They are some of the best men and women that New Zealand has put together and put on our front line, but there's also those behind the scenes that do the mahi and do a whole lot of the work that needs to be done to free up the front line, so to speak, which often these get compared to when we start talking about statistics.