I don't sit on the Justice Committee, but I did read through some of the submissions on the website. I picked up the submission by the Rural Women New Zealand organisation, which for me made the very clear point that violence is often gendered and regardless of where it is and including in rural communities. So I just wanted to quote directly from their submission where they said "Women deserve to be safe in their homes, in their rural-based businesses and on their farms. Women living in rural New Zealand are more vulnerable in threatening and violent incidences where firearms are used or threatened to be used. Adverse impacts on rural communities also occur where there is an incident … or [an] accident in their community where a death or injury has been the result of the discharge of a firearm. Women are often those who support or organise support for anyone in the community affected by such an incident"—and they acknowledge that—"women are the glue that holds a community together." If it's good enough for the rural women, it's good enough for the Greens. 