At one of the graduations I went to—in fact, the very first graduation—more than 50 percent of graduates were woman. There were something like in the region of 13 different languages spoken, and what that speaks to is actually being reflective of our nation. If we are in situations where we are faced with some of the most difficult times, do we not want to be supported or engaging with people who are like us and who understand us? So there is definitely a lot of work that the police can do to shift who it is that they stop, how they make the decisions around charging, for example, and that is a piece of work that they're going through at the moment. I support wholeheartedly that work, because there is no doubt that our Māori and Pacific are much more likely to be arrested and charged, and there is something that we have to do about that disproportionate rate.