Now, this is not the first time New Zealand has been awash with firearms. New Zealand was awash with firearms after the Second World War, when soldiers came home with them. It was a real problem. Many of our laws now, quite strict laws, are based on what happened then. What we've now got is a situation where New Zealand is awash with firearms. I have to say now that police need to take a lot of responsibility for that. Because of the restrictions that used to be placed, particularly when firearms were registered, not the owners, anyone who ended up with a firearm, police could trace it, and there was going to be some responsibility put back on the people that owned it. The previous speaker, Nicole McKee, has said that, yes, there are some firearms that come in from outside New Zealand in containers, but, actually, most don't. Most start their lives as legal pieces of machinery, legal weapons owned by people that end up—now, to change the behaviour of criminals, we've got to make sure we restrict the supply.