Unfortunately, as the House has heard, on this side of the House we will be opposing the bill and you've heard many good reasons. Part of this, the inspiration for me, has been that previous colleagues have talked about why we are opposing this and one of the big impetuses for this has been when I heard my colleague from Whangārei Emily Henderson, who really—and I want to sum this up as a "prevention first" mantra. As she said, she talked about if we wanted real change, we would be looking at the causes of offending first. They've been summed up, unfortunately, by some as us being soft on crime. I reject that, because those comments, in my view, they lack authenticity. When I hear that it's a slogan, it's unreal, it's not true, it's inaccurate, it's almost cheap, because the bottom line—and I know that the police have this as part of their value system—is prevention first. 