Coming to another comment that Mr O'Connor made about the implementation of the firearms registry, now, that is an area where, yeah, I understand his logic. Hey, if you've got firearms registered and you find them in an offender's hands, then you can track that back to where it came from. That's all well and good, but it doesn't stop the offending that led to the police discovering that firearm. Generally, some offence has occurred and that's led to police being there, because we know they don't have warrantless search powers to go and proactively find it from anyone with one of these FPOs in place. And of course, the idea of a registry—any time we're creating law, you're only going to impact law-abiding New Zealanders, and this simply is not targeting the right people.