NICOLE McKEE (ACT): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'd like to stand and speak today and talk about healthy, thriving communities. It has been a topic that ACT brought up and then Labour brought up—actually patting themselves on the back for how well they've done with their healthy, thriving communities. I don't see that. The ACT Party do not see healthy, thriving communities. What we do see is that gang numbers have increased by over 50 percent since 2017, when Labour took over. What we do see, upon walking down the streets of Courtenay Place last year in December and talking to shop owners, is videos of extreme violence taking place on small-business owners as they try to go about their business. In one shop down Courtenay Place, a shop owner showed me videos of her staff members being punched in the head, of the doors at the front of her shop being smashed when people who were begging for money were not able to get it from the patrons trying to enter the shop, and the female shop keeper herself being thrown up against the wall for not allowing a person to store their drugs in her refrigerator.