One of those is the issue around a firearms register. I don't have a problem with the concept at all, and I know the National Party doesn't have a problem at all with the concept of a firearms register. The issue is in its implementation and the fact that it will only be a register of firearms of those people who legally own their firearms and who therefore put their firearms or their names forward to be included. If this Government that we're dealing with on the other side of the House was so concerned about the illegal use of firearms, then they would have been adopting the firearm prohibition orders that our party tried to bring in when we were in Government and couldn't get enough support in Parliament to get that done, because parties that we relied on to work with us on that would not support it. What these firearm prohibition orders do is, if someone is a gang or organised crime member and they have access to firearms or they have some connections with them, then they are in a position where they can't hold firearms licences and own firearms—not legally anyway.