Hon MARK MITCHELL: No, they don't investigate ram-raids. We found out through written questions that, actually, they don't investigate ram-raids. And do you know who felt compelled to actually speak to the media and make a statement about that? It was the head of the Retail Crime Unit, because he kept on seeing the Minister stand up in the House, saying, "We'll deal with the ram-raids through the Retail Crime Unit." He felt compelled that he had to settle the record straight. And by the way, I don't want to diminish the role that those nine people have inside that unit. They've got an important role, but it's not investigating or taking action against ram-raids; it's quite simply looking at recidivist shoplifters and loss prevention along with Retail NZ. So don't come down to this House and keep trying to convince the public and politicise our police service by putting out Operation Tauwhiro, which is smoke and mirrors, or a Retail Crime Unit that has nine people. And by the way, it had nine people—I think they recruited their last person about a week ago. When it was announced in November, they didn't have one person on that unit. 