This bill will try and support the police by codifying an existing practice which the police are currently undertaking voluntarily with apparent success. So I ask then, where is the need for this legislation? In relation to my concerns about clarity, the meaning of records that are electronically readable by police computers is not, to me, clear. I fear it may be a step too far for some owners of small businesses, and also difficult, due to the lack of clarity, for them to comply with. The Serial Number Automated Checker—which is quite cutely, I thought, named SNAC—is not a system rolled out by the police throughout New Zealand, so it's really difficult to understand what the effect or the implications of a nationwide roll-out would be, but undoubtedly it would likely mean additional costs for our police, and this, in my view, would be exacerbated by the bill's three-month commencement, which is a very short time frame to ensure compliance. This very short time frame is coupled with a very high fine of up to $10,000 for non-compliance. To me, this does not appear to be something that would easily be implemented by many small businesses.