I'm just looking at a map of the shootings in Auckland during 2022 and there were a few yellow dots for earlier in the year and a very large number of dots from May to July. I've counted 36, I think, so far, but there may be more—they are just dots on the screen, most of them around West Auckland and South Auckland, but also some in central Auckland and on the North Shore. And each of these shootings—more than thirty; near, probably, about 40 this year, but a particular spate of them in the last couple of months—are frightening Aucklanders, frightening many people in their homes. And, obviously, the shootings are the top end of the scare in terms of the sense of lawlessness that is creeping across our city. There's the smash-and-grabs, the ram raids. I was visiting a shop just last week just around the corner, in the Epsom electorate, where the shop had been attacked and the person who attacked it wielded an axe. And you can just imagine the fear involved in being in a shop, going to work, minding your own business—we hear from this Government, you know, it's a lot about safety at work and all that sort of thing; you go to work and somebody attacks your workplace with an axe. How terrifying that would be. And that's just happening day in, day out—attacks everywhere you go, and we're talking about shooting. 