But there are so many things that we did not get through in this bill, and it is to my great regret that we didn't. The first is around the regulation of clubs. Many of us MPs—and we all claim to represent a lot of urban electorates, but those who have actually gone out and visited the pistol clubs, the gun clubs in their electorate, will find that in the main they are incredibly well organised, they are very careful about safety, they monitor people very well, they do all the sort of things that every New Zealander would hope that they would be doing, and, best of all, they teach young New Zealanders how to use the firearm safely. But this bill has now imposed stringent regulations on those clubs, and I think that's wrong because if any of the organisations in New Zealand will help create a more safe environment and create an environment where young New Zealanders can use weapons in a safe manner, the clubs of New Zealand are the very places where that should and does take place. Yet this bill cuts the core of them.