Hon RON MARK: That hurts me, Mr Hudson, because something that I don't think members of this House do realise or understand is that certain people in this country, by virtue of the endorsements they hold, are muted and have their hands tied behind their back. If they come forward to make a submission, they immediately identify themselves in public as being a collector or a restricted firearms owner, which opens their home up to being a target for gangs seeking access to these types of firearms. They are never going to jeopardise their personal safety by coming along and publicly identifying. These people are lawyers, doctors, professionals—I know one who's an economist. I know many of these people are schoolteachers. They are very responsible, law-abiding New Zealanders, and they need an organisation like COLFO to represent their concerns because they cannot for fear of identifying themselves and putting their family's safety at risk. So we acknowledge that, and we will do our very best to represent their interests. Thank you, and I say to the committee—