And for me that was really disappointing to hear from Mr O'Connor as a former president of the Police Association, perhaps being a little bit out of touch now with the frontline personnel who are desperately calling out for stronger measures to enable them to get on and do the job of protecting New Zealanders. And, quite frankly, this Government is letting them down time after time. It's no wonder we're seeing a 47 percent increase in firearms-related offences. It's no wonder we're seeing ram raids and thefts increasing all around the country, and, sadly, the mighty Waikato is not immune from that either. When you have a Government that is sending all the wrong signals, emboldening gang members and criminal activity in general, you end up with these sorts of consequences. This legislation was a prime opportunity for the Government to say, "No. No, we've had enough. This is it. We're putting this in place. We're giving the power back to Police to help improve the safety of New Zealanders in their daily lives." And, sadly, they've missed that opportunity. 