So my bill was defeated in 2018. April 2019, we had another attempt, because people will remember there was the Christchurch attacks and Parliament moved very quickly to reform firearms legislation. And I wrote to Stuart Nash, and Simon Bridges wrote to Jacinda Ardern at the time, and we said, "While you're having a go at sporting shooters"—because we all agreed that we wanted to take the semiautomatic high-powered weapons out of the hands of New Zealanders, everyone agreed on that, but the bill went too far in terms of sporting shooters and things like that. So we said, "Look, while you're having a go at the hunting community and the sports shooting community, why don't you have a go at the gangs at the same time? So have a Supplementary Order Paper (SOP). Here's our firearms prohibition regime, drafted by the National Party. Take it. Insert it as an SOP into the firearms bill going through the Parliament." So that was a very sensible suggestion. It was done in the spirit of bipartisanship and good faith. The Government said no. OK, fair enough.