So in parallel with this, we've also had a firearm problem, which again has transcended Governments, and it's important to understand how we've arrived at this because when we look at this bill or any other bill, we need to understand exactly what the problem is we're trying to solve. Now, firearms became an issue—there will be those in the House who probably had firearms. Probably Mr McKelvie and myself may be the only ones under the old system where each firearm was actually licensed and actually it wasn't the person who was licensed, it was the firearm. So going through the process of buying a firearm meant every firearm at some stage was seen by a police officer and would be recorded. So every firearm, someone was responsible for—it was very obvious who owned it. We could trace that back so the owner of the firearm had responsibility for it. That was a paper-based system.