I want to get on to the point that I made a little bit earlier about owning firearms being a privilege. I said yesterday that I think living is a privilege. I object to the term being put in the bill, frankly, because I think we're starting to categorise things in life by using terminology that we don't need to use in pieces of legislation. That is one of them. I just think the fact is that you've got to go through a pretty—I wouldn't say it's complicated; it might be for me—complex system to get a licence. Not everyone qualifies to get a gun licence. That's the other point that needs to be made here. But having got that licence, all you've got to do to get a firearm is go down to the gun shop and buy the blimmin thing, so that's hardly a privilege. I think that to use that type of language in a bill like this is unnecessary and it creates, I guess, a false sense of security for people going forward, because it doesn't actually mean anything.