BRETT HUDSON (National): Thank you, Madam Chair. Well, now I get to respond to the comments of the Minister in the chair, the Hon Stuart Nash, on my Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs). I think he should probably start by actually reading the regulations that exist under the previous legislation, because that did have a limited pest control exemption in it and the police created regulations to manage that. They're not in the primary legislation; they were added to it. And they require a pest control management plan to be in place by the territorial authority. So the firearms can only be used in an area where there is a valid pest problem, where the pest is of a sort that might either require or genuinely benefit from that sort of firearm. So the notion that my SOP 449 would allow any farmer, including a farmer that just might want to shoot some bunnies, to get hold of a prohibited category firearm is just blatantly showing that the Minister doesn't understand his own bill, he doesn't understand the existing legislation, and it would appear he hasn't bothered to read the regulations that police have been merrily making to give effect to the powers under that existing legislation.