So having a piece of legislation that focuses on the types of people that have them is the second big improvement in the Government's approach to firearms legislation behind actually having proper due process and consultation like this Parliament was set up to do. The important thing here is that we're focusing on the criminals with firearms. You see, when we had former Mike Hosking panellist Stuart Nash in charge of firearm legislation, he was entirely focused on trying to make sure that the licensed, law-abiding, fit and proper firearm owners were criminals, and the only effect was that the criminals became firearm owners. He banned 60,000 firearms—we can't ask the current Minister of Police what type they were because she doesn't know—and yet there were actually 240,000. Let me get that right—he banned 240,000; he collected 60,000. Well, the gangs know where the other 180,000 went. For the first time in our country's history, the majority of serving police officers want to carry firearms themselves because there are so many of them out in the streets and New Zealanders hear about their misuse each and every day.