So, looking at that, that is the case for why we believe that this is not a good bill for addressing this problem—that there needs to be a far more thorough exploration of what this problem is—and if we look back into the history of where this comes from, I can name another bill that was exactly the same, and that was car crushing. It's the idea of coming to the end of a solution and scaring people with an outcome without actually analysing what the problem was. How many cars did we crush in New Zealand under that legislation? I think we did one or two, and the time it took the Parliament to pass the legislation and to implement a bill that had zero impact on the problem was a real waste of time and effort and energy. If we're serious about turning things around, we need to look at how people are getting their hands on these, not just standing over them and threatening them with imprisonment. Thank you, Madam Speaker.