Here's the thing—here's the thing—the Minister doesn't want to accept, which is the evidence—and this actually strikes to the registry too. He and the Prime Minister have repeatedly said, "We'll keep guns out of the hands of criminals." Well, that's certainly not the evidence that was presented to the committee in this instance, and, in the select committee inquiry of 2016-17, the evidence out of Australia—which has had a registry for many a year—was that in the case of homicides, in 90 percent of those involving firearms, the firearms are not registered. So the register is not keeping firearms out of the hands of criminals. To his point about the provisions in this bill about how gang members can be denied a licence, well, just under 90 percent of firearms offences in Australia—that evidence showed us—are committed by people who don't have a licence. So putting tougher licence provisions on people that follow the law is going to do nothing at all for those that don't.