And the reason why that was uncovered is because police officers who actually, in my experience, have a ton of integrity—they actually join the police because they want to protect their communities and they want to do the best thing that they can through their public service to make this a safer country. But they have integrity, and they didn't like seeing the police Minister standing up and deceiving the public of New Zealand and making them believe that there was a strong response through Operation Tauwhiro to the rising level of gang violence in this country. It was quite simply business as usual. It was quite simply the fact that the front-line police officers going about their normal daily duties have been asked to record any gang interaction, any warrants executed, any firearms that were recovered—"Please record it against Operation Tauwhiro so it actually looks like to the public that we've got a proper dedicated and substantive response to gang violence." That wasn't the case. So they got found out. And by the way, the police—trust me when I say this—hate it because they feel like they're being politicised by their own Minister.