Hon MARK MITCHELL: The Labour Party is going to vote this bill down tonight. They probably won't support the petition of Diane Hunt tomorrow, either, for her son Matthew. They're trying to scrap the three strikes legislation. At some time they're going to have to wake up and they're going to have to realise—stop with all the nice platitudes—the Police actually need some genuine support. They're trying to do their job with one hand tied behind their back. The Minister referred to the firearms prohibition order—it's a toothless tiger. It's got no warrantless search power in it. So how are the Police supposed to take the guns out of gangs' hands, when they can't stop them and search them? Wake up. On the select committee we had two senior officers from the Police National Headquarters turn up, and they couldn't agree with each other on whether or not section 18 was going to give the powers that it needed. This Government actually needs to wake up and needs to actually start doing something real and tangible to deal with the gang situation in this country.