Hon STUART NASH: I have immense faith in the men and women in the New Zealand Police service, and I know the district commander and the area commanders up north, as well as a lot of them—not all of them, of course—around the country. I know very well the district commander in eastern, and I have immense faith in her ability, and up north his ability, and his area commanders', to work really closely with communities to ensure that what they end up doing is in the best interests of all the communities. Believe me, I know that if something that was being done harmed the community, or did not have the community buy-in, or was in any way impacting in a way that was not safe, that did not have community buy-in, in any way, then the police would have stepped in and taken appropriate action. But, in this case, I firmly believe—and I have not heard anything to the contrary—that police worked very closely with community members, with key stakeholders, with councils, with elected representatives to keep our communities safe. So I place the faith in the commissioner and his men and women to do the right thing.