Look, obviously, all parties in the House want to work on this, from the Greens to the ACT Party. We do have different approaches, but the idea that we shouldn't allow people who are known dangers to the community to have guns goes without saying. Absolutely we're committed to it on this side of the House, and it's great to know that it'll be supported when a fully-fledged bill is introduced. But until we get to that stage, it's no good putting a half a bill—a half a bill—into law, because it's only going to create more work, and we know that you can't build a strong house on a foundation of sand, and this would be a foundation of sand. It would be washed away; lawyers would drive a truck through it. It would be ineffective, and it would become a laughingstock. To be honest, it wouldn't do justice even to Simeon Brown, so we're actually doing him a favour here.