Okay, but many do. Thank you for putting that on record.
I have a study from the University of Montreal by two criminologists who were looking at the data from 1974 to 2004, and they found, doing their regressions, that Bill C-51 and Bill C-68 were followed by a significant drop in the number of homicides committed with a firearm, a decrease of 5% to 10%, depending on the province. So here we have some evidence. We have some social science peer-reviewed work that shows there is a link between the two.
Then we have someone else by the name of—