This new part isn't operating in isolation, it's actually operating in conjunction with the licensing and offence regimes. And an example that the council gave was where a licensed firearm owner may have a firearms protection order in their home—so father and son—as long as the firearms or related parts are secured. It seems important that when we have two different types of definitions that we need to explain what "related items" are to licensed firearm owners so that the people that can be caught up in this actually have an understanding of what it is, because some of those items are quite benign, like a sling, for example, and it's not of any danger, but it can get people into a lot of trouble.