I want to just say that is a stark contrast to the National Party when they were in Government. Let's just have a look at their record on investment in police, and what that meant. June 2010, they had 8,768 cops. By the following year, they had lost—they had lost—70 cops. Oh my gosh! The following year—the following year—they had 9,000 police, and then June 2013, they've got 8,711. And—get this—in August of 2016, the then Minister of Police, Judith Collins, said, of her 8,898 police, "We need more cops." Do you know what she did? The following year, she lost another 60 police out of the police force. Now, those numbers don't lie. You cannot do more with less. We have invested in this police—not only to make sure we increase their numbers. We keep them safer. We've invested in a gun register to keep our communities safer. We've invested in programmes that help our young people stay out of criminal activity—unlike those people who, with their tax cuts, will go back to the way they've always been—