First and foremost, we want the police to be able to proactively issue these. There's no point in having these FPOs solely—you don't want these FPOs or firearms prohibition orders only issued after there's been an incident. There's no point after someone's been shot to then go in and take a firearm and the licence off a person. I mean, if that's happened, yes, we want that power, but you also want to be able to proactively remove access to firearms. If the police, and we have high trust in the police, or others even—we could actually expand the law. It could be a court order—who knows?—to say, "You know what, actually? If a person acts, she shouldn't have access to a firearm." We want some proactivity in this space. 