Hon POTO WILLIAMS (Minister of Police): Yes. This Government is committed to addressing the drivers of offending, which requires an all-of-community response. It is important to note that while Budget 2022 sees a record investment into our police, this is not just funding for more police officers. Of the $562 million, $208 million is to deliver the firearms register, which will help us fill the 30-year information deficit when it comes to firearms in our communities. There is $94 million for prevention programmes, such as Resilience to Organised Crime in Communities, which will see police, the Ministry of Social Development, and other agencies working with communities and whānau to address the drivers of offending, and there is $12 million to provide more support for victims of serious crime. The additional funding through Budget 2022 is about having a strong enforcement capability available, while at the same time having smart prevention programmes in place.