I want to also talk, as I did in my introductory remarks, about pest control. That is a massive issue for rural communities and farmers, and we pushed hard in the select committee to say that, surely, farmers and their employees, if they are licensed firearm owners, should be allowed to go out and exterminate possums, rabbits, wallabies—the list goes on—Canadian geese, deer that are ravaging a crop. The Government seemed to sit through the submissions with very much earmuffs on, and then they've come up with this sort of a workaround whereby they are now proposing in regulation to allow farmers to set up a commercial pest control company. We think that while that may indeed work, it is a workaround that has come too late and should indeed have been in the primary legislation.