As I say, we've had multiple shootings in my electorate. There was an aggravated robbery only 24 hours ago with a firearm in my electorate. We had multiple people being attacked, businesses broken into, ram raided. There's a huge array of problems and, again, the firearms side of it is deeply, deeply concerning. So can I begin to wrap this little contribution up by signalling a good step, maybe a half step, but we have rampant gun crime now in New Zealand. And if I might just riff, if you will, of my own electorate, lucky as it is—being an electorate that is, not necessarily me as the MP, but no, lucky as it is, gun crime in the electorate of Tāmaki has almost been unheard of. But as I say, in the last month or so we've had two shooting incidents and, as of 24 hours ago, an aggravated armed hold-up again with a firearm—unheard of. This law will maybe go some way—I don't know, one-eighth, one-sixteenth of the way—to address the issue. 