So Uncle Bob has a firearms licence and it's expired, and nephew Billy belongs to a gang and he comes over to Uncle Bob's house, which is being raided and we're saying that his gun should not be taken away. So we've got a law that's been broken already. He's in illegal possession of a firearm because his licence has expired, and 250,000 people who have licences at the moment cannot hold on to their firearms once their licences have expired. That's an illegal thing. There also has to be significant criminal activity occurring in that place. Now, I know that Labour do like to give gangs their licences, but if there is a significant criminal activity taking place at Uncle Bob's place when nephew Billy turns up, then we've got to wonder what on earth Uncle Bob was doing with a firearms licence in the first place. This comes down to fit and proper, and maybe we should go back to the royal commission of inquiry's recommendations, which said we should have a separate independent authority administrating firearms legislation. But I am going off topic and I will bring it back in.