BRETT HUDSON (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Today, I sought to raise questions with the police Minister, on behalf of law-abiding firearms owners across New Zealand. That isn't a throwaway term. Actually, I'd like to pay some credit to the police officials and officers over both of the firearms bills—the one back in April of last year and the Arms Legislation Bill, which is still progressing through Parliament. They were at great pains to tell us that the vast majority of firearms owners are law abiding. We're not talking, as I said, about a simple throwaway term. These are people who willingly comply with the laws that Parliament has made, and may yet make, that govern and regulate their recreation, their sport, and, to many of them, their way of life. They do so willingly—not always without question and not always without concern, but these are people who know what it is to obey the law and to do the right thing. 