Under the Arms Act, it's also unlawful to possess illegal firearms, and, lo and behold, guess what? Most gang members don't have a firearms licence! So "without unnecessary authorisation"—this means that police can seize unlawful firearms even if the crimes committed are below the thresholds of the current Criminal Proceeds (Recovery) Act. So it really renders this entire bill and the idea behind it redundant. The whole purpose is to establish a regime for the forfeiture of property that has been derived directly or indirectly by significant criminal activity, and it has been an incredibly successful programme. Hundreds of different activities. Fog cannons. We've had different programmes in terms of outreach and preventing crime, whether it be though alcohol and drug or other treatment being funded through a programme—where we are smart on crime and take those proceeds and put them in the bank and put it back to addressing those underlying drivers of criminal activity, which we on this side of the House are ready to engage on.