Hon POTO WILLIAMS: In response to some real concerns about not only safety of our front-line staff but also our community, this Government instituted the tactical response model with the police, which does several things. The first thing it does is it increases the capability and training for front-line police, and it comes directly off the front-line safety enhancement course that was put in place after the tragic death of Matthew Hunt. What this does—and anyone who has taken this course will tell you—is it gives them real confidence in their ability to make judgments about their safety in going into situations. On top of that, we have improved the ability for our communities to be safe. We've taken 60,000 military-style weapons out of circulation. We are introducing, after 30 years of not having one, an arms register, which will give our front-line police a real indication of the number of firearms in our communities. It takes courage and it takes leadership to do these kinds of things. When under National what happened was police numbers dropped. We have made sure that we have kept our promise of not only increasing our police but also since 2017 we have recruited 2,800 police. Those are the measures we are taking to keep our front-line police safe and our communities safe. 