Over the past two years, police have logged 4,000 dealer checks nationally, which equates to an estimated minimum of 4,000 hours of police time—that is, police physically going to second-hand dealers, taking their written documentation, and then putting it into an electronic format so that they can then use it in conjunction with their other tools. The reality is this is taking an enormous amount of police time, and it's something which needs to be changed. The solution here in this piece of legislation is to require the second-hand dealers and pawnbrokers to have that information in an electronic form. 