But while we're talking about U-turns, we welcome the Government's KiwiSaver tax U-turn. I'm surprised it happened within the space of 24 hours, but there's a few other U-turns we need. I think the Prime Minister will be regretting her decision to make Chris Hipkins the new police Minister, or new-ish police Minister. We should be doing a U-turn on that, because we've learnt that ram raids are up 500 percent, and I note that the police Minister didn't refute the premise of that question as Kiri Allan, the justice Minister, did this morning. But then we had the extraordinary claim from the police Minister today that he's been too busy to meet with victims of ram raids, of which there were five overnight in Hamilton on Monday night, by the way; he's been too busy. Why? Oh, because he's been reading his paperwork and "visiting important stakeholders". Well, what is a more important stakeholder for the police Minister than retailers who have been the victims of crime like ram raids? There is no more important stakeholder for the police Minister, and it shows contempt. So let's do a U-turn on that.