Why is this urgent? Well, here's some examples. Let's talk about the licensing. An application that a person pays a Government agency to be considered for: in April this year, those that had been waiting for weeks or more totalled 8,179. In July, it's 7,913. That's only a difference of 266. In April, those that had been waiting eight months totalled 3,601. In July, it's 3,654. Oh dear, it's going up—it's not going down. In April this year, those that had been waiting for 12 months were 1,382; it's now risen to 1,611 that are waiting for 12 months and 523 people have been waiting 18 months, and they'll soon be joining, I expect, the 271 people who have been waiting more than two years. The Minister advised us in this House earlier this year that the delays were being addressed, but a written parliamentary question (WPQ) answer that I received yesterday actually indicated that police are just getting recruitment under way now. I have to ask: why is it just now that this is happening? Perhaps it's all the WPQs I've been asking. 