Let's, for a start, look at security. How many people in this country are happy with the extraordinary levels of crime, the extraordinary levels of burglary, the extraordinary levels of violent crime and murder that we see at the present time? No one is happy with that. And this Government's response will be, "Oh, well, we've actually increased the numbers of police." That's also totally misleading, because the poor old police are now asked to do so many tasks that are away from the actual day-to-day policing that they are so good at. So let's not be silly about this. Let's at least acknowledge that there is a crime problem in New Zealand, and very little is being done about it—lots of words; lots of, as I said at the start and as Mr Luxon has said in his amendment to the motion, good intentions, promises, but failure to deliver.