Hon POTO WILLIAMS (Minister of Police): Thank you to that member for the question. It's one that has many parts to it. I think, first, I will speak to the concerns that the member raised around deaths by firearms. When she asked the question in the House last week, it was very clear from what we know of the environment here in New Zealand that the comparator with the UK, for example, is not comparing apples with apples, because the UK have much tighter firearms laws. They are less likely, as a general population, to be armed. In New Zealand, of course, we have people who use firearms for recreation or for gathering kai and the like, or for farm work. So, as a population, we are far more armed, generally speaking, so we cannot do that comparison and come out at the same point—it will not be the case. 