BRETT HUDSON: —the ability of licences. Thank you, Mr Speaker. I'll just finish with this point then. It's pleasing to see—because I got a lot of correspondence from firearms owners worried that if licences expired during the lockdown period, then they were going to be left high and dry. It is extremely pleasing to see that the Government decided to come forward with provisions that do a simple extension of validity, which means the licence is unchanged and, subject to alert levels—whatever they may be at the time—the licence holders will have every right and privilege of the use of that licence as it existed prior to the lockdown during that extended period, along with the very clear pledge that they won't be paying more because of a late relicensing through no fault of their own. I think that is a very, very sensible way to deal with a troubling issue—we will all have received correspondence from firearms owners over the last year or so, and we know the concerns that they have held and which persist for them. So doing that was a very sensible move, and I welcome it, and I do commend this bill to the House.