I come to the bill now and why this bill—[Interruption] Well, there are some things to commend it, and my previous opponent in Ōhāriu, Brett Hudson, was lucky enough to get this bill redrawn—there was a lot wrong with the bill and there still is because it is rather piecemeal. What is absolutely necessary and the reason I've arrived at this place speaking about firearms and gangs and putting them together is that just looking at either of these things in isolation simply will not work. I know in the past when I trained detectives, if you look at the Crimes Act and look at the Arms Act you'll see some very similar pieces of legislation, because so often when we've arrived at this time, whoever's been in Government, someone has come up, "We've got a problem, let's pass another piece of legislation." What you end up is some virtually identical pieces of legislation that again are relatively meaningless. Anyone who generally comes before the courts charged with a firearms offence associated with a crime generally gets a pretty good send off and there is legislation that enables a judge who is well informed to actually deal with it.