SIMON O'CONNOR: Oh, jolly good. Thank you very much. Well, multitasking is a skill, I'm sure; it's not one that I have. Hey, look, the National Party is supporting this, which won't be a surprise, through to select committee. The primary reason, as other colleagues have touched on, is that we have been pushing for and putting forward bills over multiple parliaments for firearm protection orders. So this is a good step. I'd say it's more of a whimper than a bang, and I might try to elaborate a little bit on that. But first and foremost, I think it's an observation that the Government's side has been incredibly defensive around all of this, failing to explain first and foremost why they have, effectively, voted down a number of previous bills and ideas put forward. They mentioned the likes of my good friend Brett Hudson and, of course, more recently, Simeon Brown put forward a very good piece of legislation. They—that is, Labour—threw it out, which is rather ironic because we get lectured in this House often about how we should, basically, just vote most legislation through at first reading without thought, so we can fix it up at select committee. But it is ironic, as I say, that that only applies to laws which of course the Government wants. 