Uh, Brian, this is a, uh, this is a very different, uh, type of event, isn't it? What's going on?

We did it a couple of times before with Lillian up at the Kowloon, and they turned out to be huge successes.

You can come there, you can get fed, and, you know, the old Kowloons is going away, but Kowloons will never go away.

They have the new one up at The Brook, which is good.

You get a chance to get your basic firearm safety certification.

You get your UTAS certification.

Again, you get fed, get to meet Grace and hang out with her, get to have Howie call in, and we're working on more people to come, more celebrities.

So what time does the event start, and how long does it last?

Why is this a good time to get this process started if you're out there, if you're interested in this? And why is New England Firearms Academy a, a great team to help people through this?

First of all, it's gonna put a lot of poor guys out of business.

Just like I had to sue the governor over the COVID money.

I was on Howie show for that.

They, they came up with this, um, the new changes in the laws.

I don't know how anybody who is an attorney signed it.

It's unconstitutional.

Talk a little bit about your expertise for a minute here.

So can you kind of describe for us what kind of issues Irish people in Britain are coming up against?

Sure.

Well, just a little bit about context, Sean.

So Irish and Britain are a national membership organisation and we have 130 member organisations throughout Britain working with Irish people.

So our job is to support them and help them to work with communities up and down the country.

So this has come about really with feedback from many of our member organisations.

who were concerned about the experience of families and carers and individuals who try and navigate the end-of-life care here in Britain.

Now, presumably, having compiled this report, are you hoping for some degree of MP buy-in on this or something at national level to kick in?