BARBARA EDMONDS (Labour—Mana): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I think it was really difficult for me to sit in the House and to listen to the first speaker, the member who's sponsoring this bill, because as Dr Duncan Webb referred to, he keeps saying "they"—the reference that he had in his first speech to "they". Well, I have news for that member: the "they" are members of my family. Am I an associate because they are a member of my family? Am I an associate because some of my very close neighbours are gang members where I actually live? This bill is so fundamentally flawed, fundamentally flawed, it doesn't even provide a definition of what an associate is. 