In terms of this bill, we did have two wins. National played an instrumental part in making sure that the licence duration changed. When the bill was introduced, there was a requirement that there would be a five-year rollover of the licence period. We in the National Party fought that because that is not required. The statistics said, and the argument was, that you should be looking at and assessing new gun owners, and we agreed that in the first rollover that's when you should be doing it in a five-year period. But, thereafter, people by that stage often get married and move into stable relationships, don't move home so much, and the 10-year period was deemed to be sufficient. That was the success that the National Party brought to this bill, to reduce the initial period to five years but thereafter maintain it at 10 years.