Then we look at the problems imposed on people who use firearms for sport. They pay a cost. People who are collectors, people who have lost their property, people that haven't been compensated—they'll pay a cost. But I would argue the impact on mental health is greatest. It's a sad thing that because of the rules under this bill that invade the relationship between a doctor and a patient in relation to mental health, if a person has a firearm—and we were told this on the select committee—people will not seek help, because they think they might lose their licence or be victimised if they talk to their doctor, who will tell the police. That is the biggest own goal for this Government, I can imagine.