Hon MARK MITCHELL (National—Whangaparāoa): Thank you, Mr Chair. Minister, again I'm going to ask you because you responded by saying—first of all, you sort of had a go at the intelligence of a front-line police officer, but, actually, you've brought legislation here that, in my view and in my experience, police officers will always stay within the spirit of the law and the laws and the legislation that they have to operate inside. And I asked you and I said to you, "If a front-line police officer happened to be on the beat and came across someone that they knew had an FPO and a history for carrying firearms, and they stopped and spoke to the person, and they inquired and said, "Are you being compliant with paragraphs (a) and (b) of subclauses (1) and (2) of 42A?" and the person said, "Yes.", how is the police officer meant to actually check and ensure that they are being compliant with that firearms protection order if they have no reasonable excuse?