Indirectly, yes, because the disinformation that's circulated by the gun lobby and, I have to say, by Conservative MPs and, in some cases, the NDP with respect to the assault weapons ban, was largely responsible for the failure to get an assault weapons ban.
I think the rhetoric of Pierre Poilievre—who is constantly going around now saying that we have to go after the criminals and the gangs, and leave legal gun owners alone—undermines everything that we're trying to say here. We're not against gun ownership. We're not against hunting and so on. We're not against first nations and their rights to hunt. These are weapons that, in the context of domestic violence, put women and children at risk and need to be addressed.
Unfortunately, the gun lobby tries to minimize firearms involved in domestic violence, and the leader of the Conservative Party never mentions domestic murders committed with guns, as far as I've heard.