Hon MARK MITCHELL: —and his community safer. When I hear the barracking coming from Greg O'Connor against one of his own colleagues that now is no longer in this House, it just probably reminds him and it could be a reminder to him that maybe they made the wrong decision in terms of who they went into coalition Government with, because Darroch has received no support from his former colleagues at all with either of his two bills that have come into this House. So I want to acknowledge him, and I want to acknowledge the policy intent that he always has, which is, fundamentally, to make New Zealand a safer place, and the community a safer place, and just acknowledge the fact that he has now taken up a deputy chief executive role with the Sensible Sentencing Trust and Jess McVicar, who in my view do tremendous work around advocacy for victims and their families and continue to work in that justice space. 