So we've got a Government that is very poor at dealing with gangs, but also very poor at dealing with firearms policy. And I want to finish by suggesting a better way forward, which, funnily enough, Greg O'Connor, the member for Ōhāriu, actually suggested at the end of his speech. He said, "We need a. joined-up approach and we need to make sure that crime doesn't pay for gangs." So here's ACT's policy, and the Labour Party's welcome to it for free; we've got so many ideas that we can actually afford to give good ideas to the Government for free—that's how generous and filled with good ideas the ACT Party is. The National Party just announced a whole lot of ideas that they've got from ACT, and we're prepared to do the same for Labour, because we're just great people like that. We should say if you're a gang member with an illegal firearm and you are found committing a third crime such as drug dealing, it's open season on your assets, because last year there was $50 million of asset seizures on $500 million of P, and if the tax rate is 10 percent, no wonder business is booming. We've got to stop crime paying with a policy like that. This bill won't do it. Thank you, Madam Speaker.