Now let's talk about sport shooters. Let's talk about sport shooters. I'm the first to agree, from what I am told, pistol clubs manage their ranges incredibly well. They're good law-abiding citizens, and they do a good job—they do a good job. And we've worked with them, we've had a look at their regime. In fact, that's the model we set up the whole regime around ranges on. They do a very good job, but sport shooters, if we gave this exemption for a person who is a bona fide target sports competitor in an internationally recognised discipline and who is a member of a target shooting club offering training—this is what this thing wants to do—there is no limit on the number of people who can do this. Keeping in mind there is no Olympic and no Commonwealth discipline that requires these prohibited firearms—no Olympic, no Commonwealth discipline that requires these banned firearms—even if we limited this to three-gun competitions, it would still amount to around about 2,000 licence holders, 2,000 licence holders. What we have said is, "You know what? We want to remove these guns from our community."