Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: The member will be aware that we've already been public about the work that we're doing on the Criminal Proceeds (Recovery) Act, which is about continuing to put pressure on organised crime, through the seizure of assets, where they're unable to demonstrate they've been obtained through legitimate funds. We are continuing to work through some of the detail on that and any additional measures which, of course, as I said this morning, we'd be looking to put more detail out in the near future. We've also said that we're open-minded and continue to work on other measures that we believe will make a difference. Here, let me be clear: the suggestion in this House that the tension between the Tribesmen and the Killer Beez is somehow to do with a Labour Government is patently wrong. Do we have tensions in our communities right now? Yes, but show me an area where we have watered down law, when we have done the opposite. We've increased police, we've increased the tactical response model, we have seized assets, and we have seized guns. I would prefer a conversation in this House that is pragmatic about doing something that makes a difference, rather than political pot-shots that do nothing to keep our communities safer or support our police. 