I was in Palmerston North last night. I had a public meeting in Palmerston North last night, and I had a young female police officer come along to that. She is completely, totally demoralised. They go out and they deal—especially up there—with these boy racers. They'll take action against them, they'll arrest them and they'll charge them, and the next day they'll be out dealing with the same offenders, and it's demoralising for them. They join the police, primarily, with one thing in mind, and that's keeping their communities safe. Of course, you will have seen in the media that there was a police officer in Palmerston North who was assaulted, who was attacked, by some brave boy racer that decided to come up and strike him from behind—king-hit him; could have killed him—and he's still in hospital recovering.