Hon MARK MITCHELL: Yeah, he does know; that's dead right. What I'm saying to you is this: let's sit down and let's have a genuine conversation about reaching a compromise. If we accept and say that you feel that it's a step too far that the police can have a warrantless search power to search a premises that an offender with an FPO is in, and you think there's too much risk around that, then I'll accept that—I'll accept that argument here in the House today. But let's have a compromise and give our front-line police officers who are out there trying to keep our community safe, who are dealing with firearms incidents every day—six of them are being assaulted at the moment, on a daily basis—let's give them the warrantless search power that they need to be able to stop a gang member that has an FPO and search them, and search their vehicles, and make sure—