Hon RON MARK: —because at that time—to that member: you've been partaking already. It was me that tried to table a bill in this House called the Suppression of Gangs Bill that got vetoed, ironically, by Labour, and then not taken up, either, by National. That would have made it illegal to be a member of an organised crime unit or entity or a gang. But ironically, the people who talk about empowering the police to deal to gangs never supported that proposition at all. I think we tried twice to table it in the House. There is no question about New Zealand First's support of the police force, offering up law changes that give them greater powers to deal with organised crime. In this coalition agreement, Mr Nash knows, there are aspects of this coalition agreement that give greater resources to the police to deal with organised crime. The jury and time will tell us, the House, whether or not this legislation has stopped the gangs importing and accessing firearms.