So we support this bill, we just wish it was doing more to be more effective. It will go so far to make a difference: it will provide the police with an extra tool to deal with some of our worst firearm offenders. But it could have been more and it is a missed opportunity, mainly because, I think, a combination of complacency and a tendency on that side of the House to have, and send, mixed messages around gang members and violent criminals in this country. And where in the past, Governments have been unequivocal in their condemnation of violent crime and the impact that gangs have had on our community, this Government, of course, is much more mixed in its views, and it, you know, in fact, hires gang members to do drug rehab and pays them millions of dollars. That confuses everybody, sends a very confusing signal. And allied with that is the message that this culture of excuses that exists in this Government, where there's an excuse for every action under the sun, and maybe it's not your fault, and that message percolates through and I think has added to this sense of imperviousness to the law. And so—