ANDREW BAYLY: That is a very significant piece of legislation, and I know my good colleague from ACT supported that. The other area that we did get some headway around was the issue of dealer licences, particularly in relation to guides and film operators and armourers, in terms of their scope and how they were affected by the Act. But this bill perpetuates a number of real issues that we had with the original proposition, and that is namely the issue, firstly, about regulation of clubs. We had a number of excellent presentations, particularly from the pistol clubs, who operate under the most stringent conditions. Like many of you, I've visited them, and they are excellent, safety-conscious, and do the most wonderful thing that if you do want to learn how to manage and fire weapons or firearms, pistols, whatever, safely, they will teach you how to do it in a safe manner. Unfortunately, what the bill does is it imposes a whole lot of certification rules, notification rules, onerous, having a requirement to have public liability and, basically, it is making it so much harder for those clubs that we are at risk of losing those wonderful little clubs, all interspersed amongst our communities, who do that great job of training people safely how to use these types of arms.