The reality is, though, that society is giving us all a warning. They don't like the soft on crime approach. They don't like the gangs taking their money. They want consequences for the losses they are experiencing not only in their businesses but also in their homes. But they don't want to see Dad locked up for a minor offence, either. Some of the qualifying offences within this bill include some where a firearms prohibition order would be absolutely warranted—for example, section 16(4) of the Arms Act is where the illegal importation of firearms is included, and it's often seen alongside the drug shipments that come in. It is section 16(4) of the Arms Act where it could mean that someone that imports a firearm, not realising that it now needs an import permit—because that changed in the legislation as well, and it never used to have to require an import permit—could get inadvertently caught up in an FPO application by the police to the courts.