That is a far cry from what we experienced in 2019, when this Parliament—with the exception of one member in Opposition, I might add—rushed through hasty knee-jerk and, ultimately, highly ineffective legislation banning select types of firearms for political theatre over public safety. So I have to congratulate the Government for actually putting some proper due process back into the way it brings firearms legislation to this House, and I look forward to people being able to submit to the Justice Committee and the Justice Committee being able to listen and, hopefully, make sensible amendments if needed, to add to the consultation that has already been undertaken. So that is a very big tick.