So for lawmakers in this House, to say we want to take away any measures of oversight over a policing body, with the mighty force of the State, weighing down on communities is to say that we don't care so much about law and order or crime, but we care about making ourselves look tough on crime, and we don't support that. We support evidence, we support safety, and we support the types of justice measures that, in fact, prevent crime. I've heard Government members talk about preventing crime; yes, better, more accessible, more enforceable firearms laws do prevent violence, but that's not where it ends. That's a small measure. So we do want to see the Government's justice agenda look properly and invest properly—that means resource—actual measures that, again, we know prevent crime.