I'd like to start off by talking about restrictions that we've already seen in publication, and actually specifically go back to the 15 March terror attack. The terrorist at that stage had released a manifesto. I actually read that manifesto before it became a censored item. And what was revealing for those within the firearms community is how the terrorist had actually detailed what he expected to happen as a result of his terror attack. And, as it is, everything that he expected to happen in regard to firearm owners actually played out. I think it's important that people should have been given the opportunity to actually see that and be able to react to that as well, because that's one tick for him. That was one win for him, and he did not deserve any wins at all. But the rest of New Zealand are left to say, "Well, actually, we don't know what he wanted because we're not allowed to read it."