But I do want to just raise the issue of taking away rights or access based on association increasingly in our criminal justice reforms that we're seeing pop up and the way that that does degrade the rule of law, and so we do need to look at it carefully. Where we've landed here is association between people who've had bans or who've had breaches of firearms law and where firearms are stored. So it's kind of, at least, going precisely to the problem that we're trying to solve, rather than to say, for example, as we've seen in this House regularly—and I've seen in the courts as someone who worked in criminal justice for about a decade before coming in here—where we do things like oppose people's housing and State housing or being able to access bail based on an associate that's unproved or unrelated to the problem that we're trying to solve, which is the safety of the community.