It's important to understand how we reached this place and these are two things that come together: guns and gangs. Now, gangs have always been with us. They've been right through—you go to the back streets of the United Kingdom in the 1800s, in the Victorian age, there were gangs. There have always been. And the essence of gangs is a sphere of intimidation. It's the ability to get someone else to go to jail for you, to get someone else to take a bullet, a knife, or what else for you. So it's very important that we actually understand where the power of gangs comes from and, as I say, it comes from that sphere of intimidation. These gangs are also very hierarchal. So what we risk by taking a piecemeal approach to this, is that we will play at the edges, we will tinker at the edges, but we won't actually be able to deal with the real issue, which no country has actually been able to do.