This latest report is not the only one. A very well respected former member of police, Joe Green—a very senior member of the unit that control firearms administration in the police, he used to be; very, very well respected across the firearms community—raised similar issues last year, particularly as the Arms Legislation Bill was going through its submission process. Concerns like this deserve to be heard and treated with respect. Well, I don't believe that's what the Minister showed today. He did at least reference that the royal commission of inquiry is looking into matters that should, and we all believe do, include how the shooter may have obtained that firearms licence. That's why I asked him if, in his opinion, it was important that they do that, because if he truly believes it's important, then the right action for him to be advocating and for the Government to be taking is to pause that Arms Legislation Bill, which makes quite substantial changes to firearms licences for law-abiding people, until the report from the royal commission is released, which may well include findings which warrant amendment in that bill, which is before Parliament, to ensure that we get not only our vetting process but our entire licensing process and regime correct. 