The sporting shooters: this is an area that we traversed widely in the first bill that got passed through this House. Again, this is a small group of individuals who do competition shooting both domestically and internationally. They have expensive firearms. They are the ones that will be least keen to see their weapons burgled, because their rifles, their weapons, will be the most precise and set up for their own situations so that they can compete. And, hey presto! We had a Government who didn't see that they had a valid right, that they were a very, very safe category—probably the most safe category—because when they are competing internationally, or even domestically, they are subject to some of the rules that are the most stringent around safety, and yet we could not get that through. And where was New Zealand First on that? Nowhere—nowhere.