What we do need to do in conjunction with passing legislation such as this is to make progress on dealing with the deep-rooted causes of crime, and to enforce the law effectively today. And that's why, again, if we were to criticise this Government on law and order, we could point to the absolute lack of progress on dealing with some of those long-term, deep-seated causes of crime, such as: there's no better crime prevention strategy than ensuring that every child has a decent education. Yet, after four years, only 60 percent of kids are regularly attending school—making no progress on that. Or housing: 4,000 kids being raised in motels, alongside gangs and drug dealers and in a totally inappropriate place to be raised as a child, which is a direct result of a complete failure of housing policy. So when you talk about crime and crime prevention policy, and four years later, into the fifth year of the Government, we still have Ministers—