Look, actually, the other conclusion I come to, regrettably again, is that Labour, for whatever reason, has a blind spot, a soft spot, when it comes to gangs, and that seems to be a motivation on this bill too. And if members over there—they're very quiet. The reality is Willie Jackson, Marama Davidson—actually, other members of that Government—are meeting regularly with gangs. They are soft on gangs. And, as David Seymour was saying just before, we've seen it in this age of COVID, where everyone else gets prosecuted and warned by the Government. Anyone who has any kind of meeting with more than a few people ends up getting seen by the police and dealt with by the police. Anyone crossing borders—well, they're not allowed and, if they do, they get dealt with and prosecuted by the police. But there's one group in New Zealand where there seems to be no consequences whatever, and who are they? They're patched gang members in this country—actually, the people, it seems on the evidence quite clearly, who are spreading COVID-19 across the borders in Auckland, through into Waikato and the King Country, up North, and also seem to be the only people who aren't being named by the Government and shamed on the TV news, I might add. So we've seen they're soft on gangs and COVID, and we've seen they're soft on gangs in this bill.