BRETT HUDSON (National): Thank you, Madam Chair. Well it's quite interesting how the Minister, Stuart Nash, started there. Apparently out of the blue there's going to be an independent authority to administer the Arms Act and the Minister claimed this was a recommendation from years ago, from the Thorp Report. Why then, Minister, didn't you have it in the Arms Legislation Bill to begin with? If you think it's such a great idea and it came from so many years ago, why has it not even appeared in the bill now? It certainly didn't appear in the bill as it started. I think the Labour Party, at least, were nowhere near as committed to the idea of an independent authority for this as the Minister has claimed in the House tonight. I'll also add, given he raised it—it may not be in the bill, but he raised it—it's quite, how shall we say, arrogant for the Minister to claim there will be an independent authority. 