The second one is really around sports shooters, and this was a perennial problem when the first bill went through, and certainly through this one. It is inconceivable that these people, who are highly proficient, highly skilled, and actually a very small number of them, who calibrate their arms that they use—they are so precious about them because they are personal to them in the way that they undertake competition, and we fought hard for them to be able to be exempt under most of the regulations over this. Unfortunately, we kept turning to New Zealand First during this process, and where were they? Unfortunately, they were not, they were silent, missing in action, and if they'd just fronted up with us we could have overturned that particular aspect and supported our sporting shooters in New Zealand. Collectors have already been subject to a huge amount of regulation, and, of course, they continue to have under these regulations ongoing, onerous requirements.