GLEN BENNETT (Labour—New Plymouth): Kia ora, Mr Speaker. Thank you. I stand to take a call on the Arms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill (No 2). As someone who has lived for many years in a community where there are gangs, and for someone who has spent many years in a community walking alongside whānau, alongside young people, trying to ensure that they don't get drawn into the gangs, it's really interesting to read this piece of legislation and to talk on this this afternoon. Very much, as I have been listening around the House to some of the contributions, it's really got me thinking, because very much I want to be part of a Government—I want to be part of a Parliament—that is around empowering and protecting people. It is not just around waving a big stick, not just around putting more laws and regulations in place to punish people, but it's how do we empower people to choose a different way and a different lifestyle.