DARROCH BALL: Now Mr Macindoe is getting on to the bandwagon. He doesn't know what he's talking about. This bill, if they look at the general policy statement right at the start, is talking about the possession—the possession of the lasers—not about the fact of pointing a laser into the aeroplane, or the aircraft, or the helicopter. They've already got provisions for that in the Crimes Act—it's called the Crimes Act 1961, section 270.