But, in relation to firearms prohibition orders (FPOs), I'm glad to see a Government that's finally responding to the increase in gun crime that we are experiencing across our country—47 percent increase since 2018. These firearm prohibition orders are needed. But one thing that I do think is important to remind everybody of is that, while the member across the way Ginny Andersen has spoken about how long we've been going through a process of trying to get FPOs in place, I think it's a good reminder that National brought a bill to the House last year and the Labour Party voted it down. There was an opportunity to get in place safer laws for our communities, but at the expense of doing it through another party—an Opposition party—rather than doing it through the Government. I think we've wasted a fair bit of time there, and that did not need to happen. I'm disappointed that politics played a part in the delays for getting FPOs through, instead of acquiring safer communities together.