So getting back to my speech, I'm going to start to repeat some of the stats because I think that they really are quite important: 24 police dogs have died since 1972; four of them have occurred just since the 2000s came in. That is an average of one police dog every two years. And when we have 40,000 callouts, that is, really, pretty good stats, but we've still lost 24 dogs. We had Gazza in an armed incident in 2016, we had Gage who was shot dead in Christchurch in 2010, and then we had the Tangowahine, Dargaville shoot-out in December last year, where, thankfully the animal was not killed. I think what we have here is legislation that has not fixed the problem about criminals with guns, because now they are shooting our police dogs. That falls on your heads, over there, because the Labour Party put through a piece of legislation that has not protected them.