Now, the Minister says, oh, no, no, no—I'm not prepared to answer any of those questions because there's a royal commission of inquiry, but here's the problem: if we are to get our arms law correct, driven by the tragedy that occurred on 15 March with the mosque attack, then shouldn't we know the facts of what went wrong before we completely rewrite the law for New Zealand's 400,000 law-abiding gun users? Wouldn't it be more sensible, Minister—and I'm prepared to say, well, look, if you're prepared to answer the questions, we can make sure we get the law right. But what the police Minister is saying is, oh, I'm not prepared to answer any of that; I just want to rush this law through.