I'd like to see the Minister—and he made a very good point. He said the police aren't responsible for the ram raid, and they're absolutely not. They're not responsible for the ram raids. In fact, I'll tell you what: the police are not responsible for most of the social issues that this country faces. However, more often than not, the blame is laid at their feet. And I'd like to see the Minister come out even in the last week, when our police service was accused of being racist—actually come out and defend them and say no. We have one of the best police services in the world. They don't get to choose what they deal with. They just have to deal with what's put in front of them. I think, Minister, that you've hit the nail on the head yourself by saying that they don't get to choose who's actually doing the ram raids. They don't get to choose who's joining the gangs. They don't get to choose who's perpetrating domestic violence. They don't get to choose what groups decide to do that, in numbers. 