I think the first Act that we brought through with such acclaim within Parliament was sensible; this, however, is going too far. This is overreaching. This is actually treating with contempt people who are law-abiding people, who have a reason to own firearms—whether it's for sporting activity, shooting pests, or on a farm because you need to have a firearm with which to put down an animal that is suffering. These are things that actually exist in the real world, not in Parliament. I think this is a lost opportunity, so I'm hopeful that the Government will listen and will consider changes, because I would have thought New Zealand First would want to bring about changes. I would have thought New Zealand First would want to be able to say something that they've achieved, which is to help work with us to bring about these changes. Thank you. Madam Speaker.