But part of that stocktake was actually the truth of where firearm prohibition orders started and that was from Victoria and Melbourne that it was initially modelled on. So we talked a big game about those but they weren't delivered on. At that time, you know, part of the reason why it got held up for nine years under the last National Government was that there were huge internal tensions within the National caucus regarding this very issue, firearm prohibition orders. I remember that absolute pearler that Paula Bennett came out with on The AM Show, where she declared that some people had fewer human rights than other people. I remember that quite clearly. I remember Bill English, he jumped in there quickly to fix that one up, and he clarified that Bennett's mistake was, in fact, not National Party policy, and he referenced—he did actually acknowledge—that New Zealand has a Human Rights Act and said that it was enshrined in New Zealand's law, whew.