The reality is this: Labour is going to use its majority to vote down this bill, and I say to this House, I say to New Zealanders watching, that is a tragedy, and it will have tragic consequences. See, that violence and those shootings every other day are disproportionately by gangs, and sooner or later, mark my words, an innocent person will be killed in those shootings. We've seen Constable Matthew Hunt, a brave young man, in the line of duty killed by gang people with guns in West Auckland. And I note that and the tragedy of it and his brave service. But there will be civilians that will be killed as well if we don't act. I just note that the first report to the first police Minister of this Labour Government, four years ago, made clear the need for firearms prohibition orders. Nothing has been done, but recently the Government has said, the Labour Party has said, it will introduce firearms prohibition order law soon—I think I'm right in saying before the end of the year. But the problem with that is this: this law is needed now. This is an urgent issue right now—in fact, it was last week, it was the month before, it was six months before, it was a year before—as the gangs and guns and the violence and the shootings and the harms have increased and increased exponentially in this country.