Thank you.
There is an urgency. As long as these weapons are out there, there's a risk they can fall into the wrong hands. As I said in my introductory statement, most mass shooters, youths, are legal gun owners using legal weapons. Since the amnesty, since the ban took place, there has been Corey Hurren, who rammed Rideau Hall and who, luckily, was stopped. He had one of these weapons, these grandfathered weapons, assault weapons that are protected by the amnesty. That's just one example. As long as the weapons are out there, the risk to public safety, that there will be another mass shooting, exists. That's why the buyback has to happen as soon as possible.