So let's talk about those warrantless search powers. The Minister just stood up and he used an example where a grandfather was hosting a family doo at his home, and he has a licence and he has his firearm safely tucked away in a safe, and his granddaughter brings along a new boyfriend that has a Firearms Prohibition Order (FPO), which means that he's committed some sort of violent offending—one of the qualifying offences: they're all violence-related offences, and we're adding strangulation; I hope that the granddaughter's actually being treated and looked after properly—and he arrives at the house. I just wonder, Minister, whether or not the grandfather even wants someone with an FPO inside his house where he's got his own firearms, where he's a law-abiding citizen. But—