The second element—and other colleagues I'm sure have talked to it, but the Police Association, Chris Cahill and the team have also talked about wanting to be able to have, basically, warrantless searches, to be able to go into homes that they suspect have firearms and an FPO should be deployed. Again, it sort of makes sense if you've ever been on sort of an operational side, or have an operational mind. There's no point in declaring to the person from whom you want to take the firearm off that you're coming. We know from unfortunate experience that most of the times when police are raiding gang pads and the like, the weapons are gone. So what's the point?