I have to acknowledge that there are quite substantial changes being put forward by the committee, and I won't rotary hoe that paddock because I know we're going to get to the committee of the whole House and those amendments will be debated, I know, very strongly. So I won't go through them, but I think it's fair to say that the New Zealand First caucus has some reservations. Indeed our leader, the Rt Hon Winston Peters, did say on 19 October 2019, when we were in Christchurch and we went out to listen to and speak to some firearms owners who held a very orderly, almost family picnic-type protest in Latimer Square, to quote him, New Zealand First was going into this process with open ears. We did not have, in his words, tin ears—that we had asked them to express their views, their concerns, make their points during the select committee process, and that we would listen, that the New Zealand First caucus would listen.