Quickly, on my second point of what would make it easier for the police to be able to do this job around the country, it does come back to that point about trust, about those old-fashioned policing methods of establishing those relationships within our communities, which is going to make the difference here. It is about our police on the ground being able to have the conversations with second-hand dealers about where they are sourcing their goods from and also within the community of business owners who all know each other, at least in South Auckland, about who is following best practice and who isn't, and the police being able to gather that information. It is also policies and programmes like the Manurewa police's programme of leadership within Manurewa High School—a great programme where over many, many years, they have established a trusting relationship with school leaders at a high school level, and that filters out into the community to build those trusting relationships that are so important here.