Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker, for the opportunity to talk. Eighteen months, roughly, into this Government's second term, we see a confused and scrambling Government everywhere we look. We hear, on the one hand, the Minister of Police saying there's not an issue with gangs in Auckland, and then, of course, we hear from the local list MP in Auckland Central saying maybe there is a problem, and she reflects, I think, the many backbench Labour MPs who are looking at the polls and figuring out where they're at. Mrs White knows that she's not going to be a list MP in 18 months' time the way things are going, and maybe it's time to talk about the things that actually matter to the people in Auckland Central, and one of the things that matters in Auckland Central is whether you feel safe walking around in the city and whether you feel safe from the massive increase in gang intimidation and crime. So she spoke the truth and, no doubt, has been told off.