On the register, I'm going to point out a problem—there's several problems on the register. Now, National does not oppose a firearm registry per se, but what we've said all along is that this one that's being proposed won't deliver the objective, which was stated as keeping the guns out of the hands of criminals. Again, the evidence out of Australia at the select committee inquiry in the last parliamentary term: in 90 percent of homicides involving firearms, the firearms were unregistered. We heard a statement since this bill traversed: 50 percent of firearms captured by police in this country have their markings ground off. This, simply, is the case and it's borne out with other examples, not just evidence out of Australia, that the registry itself will not keep guns out of the hands of criminals. 