So it is the case that what we're proposing here in the Arms Legislation Bill is a register that has some similarities with a motor vehicles register as operated by the New Zealand Transport Agency. I would note that there's been a number of those who have seemed to oppose it because of the seeming cost or administrative burden or otherwise that they're talking about, but as far as I'm concerned, if you were to follow the input from those who have experience within police organisations—in fact, those who were in Parliament in the 1990s around the response that we had to Aramoana and the tragedy therein, and those who responded to the 1997 Thorp report. At this point in time, it's approximated that we have around 1.5 million guns in New Zealand, but it's impossible to know because we don't have a gun registry. If we were in 1997, in response to the Thorp report, as was recommended, to have implemented the gun registry, we might have a grasp on that.