There was a member of the 501s I'm aware of, recently complaining to his ex-colleagues in Australia about his inability to get anyone in New Zealand to take a bribe. That is why we have got a real opportunity, because where money becomes so prevalent, and it's happened in so many places around the world, the actual amount of cash available, the ability then to corrupt, that is when you really have lost it with organised crime. We haven't in New Zealand yet, and if we can now, with effective legislation of the sort that is actually being proposed here—ensure that we actually get the money away from gangs—first thing we'll do with that is we will stop the recruiting; there'll be no incentive for young men and women to join gangs, because there'll be no money in it for them: those young men and women who become the jailbait for those at the top. There's been some very good seizures; New Zealand Police have done some great work seizing assets. You can go right down to the middle, right to the local dealer who is driving on a flash Harley that he's got no way he could ever have been able to legally afford.