Let me now talk about the gangs. The gangs are a social cancer, and partly what I've heard from the other side of the House, I cannot but agree, but I say to the other side of the House: over the last nine years, you allowed the police resources to shrink in proportion to the growth of the P-fuelled gang mayhem. As the gangs sent back people, either willingly or unwillingly, from Australia to New Zealand, that's when we needed a massive increase in surveillance and statutory power and in police numbers. So excuse me if we think "crocodile tears" when the other side of the House all of a sudden wants to borrow some Schwarzenegger approach of wandering around South Auckland and other such places in souped-up armoured vehicles. The reality is: follow the money, honey. That is a famous expression, and it is what we must do in order to curb and bring these gangsters—the gangsters with muscle and bling are creating the most destructive image amongst the rangatahi, the young people, that we are endeavouring to work for.