So it's aggravating, because this Government has had four years to do something about firearms prohibition orders and it's not there. And Emily Henderson says, "I don't think this issue can be boiled down to a single issue.", and she is particularly upset that the bill, as drafted by Simeon Brown, focuses on gangs. Well, the interesting thing about the press release her own colleagues issued, Kris Faafoi and Poto Williams, is it's all about gangs. So the Government's own reason for being in favour of firearms prohibition orders is to take guns off gangs. So Emily Henderson might not like the fact that this bill just focuses on gangs, but the Government itself recognises that they are a big issue. I quote from the press release: "[We've got] to combat the influence of gangs and organised crime to help keep New Zealanders … safe." Well, we completely agree. And the reality is Simon Bridges is completely right: it's just raw politics here. This is not a decision made with anything other than politics in mind; it's as simple as that. The bill is in good shape, the bill has gone through a select committee process—