I'm very aware of that, but I guess what I'm looking for is just clarity. Right now in Canada our law allows centrefire long rifles. What we're talking about here is a firearm that is charged with centrefire ammunition in a semi-automatic manner. We're talking about hunting rifles and shotguns. When you're looking at this design, currently you have firearms that are hunting rifles and shotguns that are centrefire and that accept a magazine that is five rounds and can accept a magazine larger than that.
However, we all know that anything larger than that is illegal and that the magazine is prohibited. That device is prohibited. We're basically back to exactly what we have today, that a firearm originally designed with an attachment magazine with a capacity of six cartridges or more will be prohibited, which is what we have today.