We've seen in the last few weeks domestic violence cases where people have been killed with firearms by gang members. So we feel on this side of the House that actually if an FPO, a firearms prohibition order—which, by the way, the police have been asking for quite some time, and it was in the briefing to the incoming Minister when Labour took over as Government in 2017. We've had two bills that we've brought to the House that have both been voted down by the Government. We think this is important but it shouldn't just be lip service. Bringing a bill to the House that's actually pretty weak, probably isn't really going to do much—how are you going to operationalise it, what actually tangible effects, impacts, is it going to have on the front line in terms of what they're dealing with in their desire to keep the public safer. 