In terms of the earlier question around the fit and proper person test, I do think it's a very fair question. The fit and proper person test—the factors that are considered, they're not hard and fast rules. So the fact that someone's had a firearms prohibition order (FPO) against them is something that the police or the person renewing or granting a firearms licence would consider. But it doesn't mean that the fact that they've had an FPO means that they're absolutely disqualified. It becomes a factor that can be considered in processing the licence application, but it doesn't bar someone from having either a new licence or a licence renewal successfully processed. 