The reason I think there are gaps in it—because if you look at what happened with the first piece of legislation, we were given a whole lot of recommendations and information by the New Zealand Police. Some of that information was about the number of firearms that were out there, and they estimated there were some 240,000 firearms that should have been destroyed; in fact, they destroyed 56,250. So if that's the best information we've been given on this whole firearms piece of legislation, I think it's hugely unlikely that when we get to implementing the register we're going to have anything like accurate figures or accurate information to run that register to buy. 