And then the second point that there has been no explanation from the Government, whatsoever, on is this: we know that the vast majority of firearms offences in this country are not committed by the law-abiding hunters and others but are committed by those with criminal convictions and gang affiliations. My colleague Brett Hudson, over time and time again, has asked that we provide for prohibition notices on people that we should quite clearly say, as a Parliament, should not have access to firearms. We are being soft and ridiculous in allowing gang members to be able to access firearms. And what we have advocated through amendments, we advocated it with the first firearms bill, and the Government said, I will think about that with No. 2. We have debated relentlessly this second arms amendment bill, and again the Government refuses to provide those sensible practical provisions that would prohibit gangs and other criminal organisations from having access to guns. It is wrong, this is a lost opportunity, and the bill should not proceed.