So my SOP there simply allows for a person who is a bona fide competitor in a target-shooting sport that is governed by a legitimate international sporting body, and where the rules of the discipline provide for the use of semi-automatic firearms or shotguns, and a member of a target shooting club that holds a certificate of approval issued by the commissioner. So there we go: we've got the same broad rules that apply to Pistol New Zealand that could apply to other shooting disciplines which include now prohibited firearms and/or items and capacities. And we know, and know with faith and confidence, that the people that would participate and have participated in the past are the most disciplined and the most law-abiding because they've always had the most to lose and because the rules that are enforced by Pistol New Zealand require them to act properly and also rule out tyre-kickers—to use a phrase; it's probably not the most accurate phrase, but to rule out those cowboys, if you will—because they require people to participate in a set number of competitions per year to be able to keep their endorsement to use pistols now but what also used to include some firearms that are now being prohibited. 