The other issue, of course, is the licensing of firearms, and there's been a lot of traverse around this, about whether it works or not. We heard from a number of E category licence holders—which is the highest category—how, even under their arrangements where they have to record each rifle or pistol that they own, as opposed to the general category, where the person is certified, that there were problems with the existing recording of their arms when they get checked every 12 months. So we are now going to move to a register for every firearm in New Zealand? That will entail a significant administrative burden. Guess what I said in my second reading speech! I said this: that I think it is wrong that the burden of this licensing of firearms has to be given to the police, who have many other most pressing priorities. I went on to say that it was my view that there should be a new entity outside of police control. And, again, here we had yesterday, in the committee of the whole House, a new member who we've never seen anything from about it, trying to claim that from the perspective of New Zealand First they—