And you have to wonder why exactly they think that is. I'm mindful of your ruling a moment ago, Madam Speaker, that we shouldn't have epithets or accusations of racism in Parliament, and I think that's a very important thing that this House maintains that standard. But it was just so odd that the Labour Party members, two different Labour Party members, said that somehow this bill was racist. Well, that's fascinating, because this bill doesn't talk about race, at all; it doesn't mention it. It says that if you do a couple of things, that, sadly, people from all ethnic backgrounds do—join a gang, get convicted of a crime—then you can have your firearm taken off you. But two Labour Party speakers got up on their hind legs in this House and said that somehow this legislation was racially motivated—although there's no race mentioned in it.