By the way, the Ministers on that side hate being referred to as a soft-on-crime Government. If you want no better example of a soft-on-crime Government, you just think about this—and any of the Kiwis that are listening tonight to this debate, just think about this. Government's priority at a time in our country when we've had a 40 percent increase in gang numbers, when we've had a 21 percent increase in violent crime, when we've had a 31 percent in violent retail crime, when the Police need the powers that should be contained inside a firearms prohibition order piece of legislation, do you know what they prioritised? Do you know what's leading in the House? It's the repeal of the three-strikes legislation. So don't come to this House and don't cry crocodile tears out there to the media when you keep getting referred to as a "soft-on-crime Government", when you have prioritised legislation that weakens sentencing for violent offending, over legislation that would've given the Police the powers that they need to take guns out of the hands of gangs. That's why you get labelled a soft-on-crime Government. You've got your priorities wrong.