The Police Association is saying the same thing. I've spoken to Chris Cahill—very clear about it. They know and they understand. They're speaking to the front-line police officers every day. As a past president of the Police Association, you should be listening to that, Mr O'Connor, and I expect when you stand to take your call that you will acknowledge that. If you're serious on the Government side of the House, when we go into select committee, I'd expect us to work together in a bipartisan way to make sure that we strengthen this bill and that we give our front-line police officers that go out there every night, every day and deal with these gangs that are armed up, that are well armed, better armed than they are, willing to use them, that we actually give them legislation that has some teeth to it and that they can actually use to start making some inroads into what has now become a massive problem and is going to be extremely difficult to deal with in the future.