Well, that's my point. I'm a gymnast training for the Olympics. Do I have any chance of being a competitor in the Olympics? No, but I could say that.
There are real concerns about that issue. We know that Colten Boushie was killed by someone who said they had a handgun for shooting coyotes, which is not a legal purpose for having a handgun. We know of many cases across the country of handguns being misused. When you dig into why the person had them, there is often a large question about whether they legally acquired them. The leader of the trucker protest, for example, obtained a handgun after he was prohibited from owning firearms.
There are a lot of gaps, a lot of questions and a lot of evidence that people are arming for self-protection, which is not based in Canadian law or culture. We have to nip that in the bud.