For instance, in the 51st Parliament, a Law and Order Committee inquiry heard evidence from Australia that almost 90 percent of firearms offences are committed by people who are unlicensed. And we were assailed for a period of time, pre-COVID, in this country, with report after report of firearms offences involving gang members, where those gang members were not licensed for those firearms, and certainly not carrying the proper endorsements for the semi-automatics that they shouldn't have been using, nor the pistols in some cases. This bill does nothing about that. This bill, and particularly in the amendments to Part 5 of the principal Act, places more rules, regulation, and cost on people that do follow the law, on those law-abiding firearms owners who meet the fit and proper test. It doesn't do anything about people that don't bother to get a licence. It doesn't stop them getting hold of or using the firearm. Yes, the Minister might say there is an offence with a tougher penalty if they get caught. That is true. But his claim consistently has been that it will stop them, and it doesn't.