So, in my final words, there is more to be done. There's a lot more to be done, and ACT have, sitting in the ballot box lottery, their gang control orders. I think that this will go as a great supplement to the firearms prohibition orders, because it will specifically target the gangs, whereas this firearms prohibition order targets anyone that's at risk. We want to target the bullying of the gangs specifically. There's not one solution, we agree, but by introducing ACT's gang control orders, it will really hit them where it hurts—in their pockets. But we have more than that; we also have a rehabilitation policy. We want to bring back charter schools and introduce a welfare policy while you're at it. This is all part and parcel of having good crime intents with firearm prohibition orders, because we all know that this one response won't make a significant difference without others, and if we address the other social issues facing our community right now, we could perhaps make a difference together. ACT has the solutions already sitting in the ballot box for you, Labour. All you have to do is pull them out and run with them. We support this bill, Mr Speaker.