So what this piece of legislation does is it, effectively, amends the Public Finance Act to make it so that public entities and agencies are prohibited from funding gangs in New Zealand, whether indirectly or directly, and that they must do due process when assessing funds—where they're going to. It also makes it an offence under section 76 to do just that. As I said at the start, it is unfortunate that this has come to this; we should not be in the position where Parliament needs to be passing legislation to point out what, quite frankly, should be obvious—and is obvious—to New Zealanders up and down the country. As the Police Association said, "It looks like money laundering." Well, it is money laundering—taking with one hand, giving back with the other.