What is exciting is that Mr Hudson here, our police spokesman, has had the luckiest day in his political life in this place. He has had, last week, the Arms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill (No 2) drawn out of the biscuit tin. So what is going to happen now with the votes in the Parliament? Are New Zealand First going to stand up and support Mr Hudson's bill to get tough on gangs? They didn't the last time. We've tabled it numerous times over the last 12 to 18 months. It's been voted down. Now it's going to come into this House. Mr Hudson has got a real opportunity to stand up on behalf of New Zealanders that are worried about their safety in their own homes, with gangs running rampant under this Government—1,600 more gang members under this soft-on-crime Government is a hell of an embarrassment.