Simeon Brown has been doing an outstanding job in supporting the police and trying to hold the Government to account and make them understand just how serious the situation out there is, how much more at risk members of our community are and, actually, how much support our police need in trying to deal with a gang situation that has rapidly escalated and got out of control. But I can tell you now, in the last three or four years of trying to hold this Government to account, normally what we get is a whole lot of barracking from the other side, we get jokes, we get told that somehow being tough on crime and taking community safety seriously is something to be scoffed at and laughed at by the Government. But, actually, get your heads around this: we believe that communities deserve to be safe. We actually believe that law-abiding Kiwis should have the freedom to be able to move around in our country without the fear of being tied up in some type of gang violence, being intimidated, having their property stolen—we believe in that. That's fundamentally a core part of our DNA. The reason why we supported the bill from the ACT Party is because it's a good bill, and, actually, it was in response to some fairly horrific violent crime that occurred in our country. Christie Marceau—can anyone remember Christie Marceau? That was horrific. I just want to acknowledge her parents, and especially her mum, that went through a living hell. 