Minister, I want you to get up in this Chamber and I want you to explain to all of us why all of these measures that, actually, we use to understand and measure just how safe it is in New Zealand, how safe people are going about their daily business, how safe our shopkeepers feel when they go and open their doors—stand up in this Chamber and tell us again that there's been no rise in gang tensions in New Zealand, that your numbers are working, that your investment is working, and that the police aren't buckling under the strain of very poor policy settings by this Government. They're supposed to deal with it. You've emptied the prison muster by 4,000. Are you telling me there were 4,000 prisoners ready to be integrated back into the community and that they didn't come back out and rejoin gangs and start committing crime again? The police have to deal with that bad policy setting.