But this bill is, I suppose, on the Jekyll-and-Hyde kind of attitude that you get from the Government on crime—the Jekyll or the Mr Hyde, I don't know which is which—where they're pretending to be a little bit tougher and introducing a piece of legislation that will, as Minister Hipkins has said, help in some way. It's not going to solve gun crime in totality. Nobody would expect that it would. But it will create another tool that the police can use and the justice system can employ, to impose these firearm prohibition orders on people who have been sentenced and convicted of crimes involving firearms in particular. You go and shoot somebody, and the chances are when you're sentenced, part of your sentence will be a prohibition on owning a firearm for 10 years. And we support that.