Secondly, I would like to point out the issue with the wording of this requirement—that it may prevent small businesses from using some basic, off-the-shelf, and, no doubt, probably far more affordable record-keeping software, because it may not be easily readable by those police computers. A lot of those small-business owners are using products that are able to be either downloaded for a small fee or purchased from a local electronic store, so the question is about how small businesses would be able to use this without forcing more expensive solutions that have compliance cost implications for those small-business owners. Although police currently have a Serial Number Automated Checker, which is known as SNAC—and that is in Counties Manukau—this is a system that's not yet been rolled out nationally, more widely through New Zealand. So it's difficult to know exactly what the requirements would be of the wording in the bill in order for these businesses around the country to come on board and to leave the door open—sometimes these situations would have unforeseen or unintended consequences. 