This piece of legislation puts quite a significant imposition on gun owners. And the fact that the register has been delayed for three years is very significant, because we had a register in New Zealand once before. It was disbanded because it was inefficient, and, sure, in those days the manner in which you collected information was much more difficult than it is today. Of course, in those days, that information was probably much more secure as well, and that's one of the great concerns that many of the submitters had when they came to the Parliament to talk about the gun register. So the potential for that gun register to leak and the potential for that to then become just another way for the crooks to get a hold of guns or those people that shouldn't have guns to get a hold of guns—there was great concern around that. Now, maybe delaying the register might improve the chances of that being successful. I don't know whether that will be correct or not, because we seem to continue to have leaks from all sorts of departments and businesses in New Zealand and around the world, and that's also becoming more common. So that's another reason, in my view, that we don't support the piece of legislation, because we are not sure that we can provide for a secure register. 