I think this follows up on our belief that what should be guiding this is reasonably used rather than commonly used. For example, allowing a gun into the system and then deciding whether it's dangerous after the fact seems backwards, so I would agree with your comment on that. I think the aid that this legislation is intending, from our point of view, is to articulate what that means so that those who are intending to design guns for the Canadian marketplace understand that clearly, because there's been a high level of judgment—to your point—about what's going to be allowable. I think we see that gun manufacturers will design to the very limits of that if left unchecked.
That's why we're supporting this more reasonably driven, proactive approach and a clearer articulation of what is allowable and what is not.