GOLRIZ GHAHRAMAN (Green): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I would like to open by acknowledging the team that's in the public gallery this afternoon—including Deputy Commissioner Mike Clement, who, I understand, after a long and fruitful service, is retiring in a week—and thank them for the work that they've done in terms of bringing through and shepherding a quite significant improvement in our gun laws and gun regulations. I want to acknowledge also that, as a nation and globally, we've been having some really difficult conversations about firearms use and the police force, and that it is actually a sign of strength and the strength of this nation's values that our police force have stood, at certain points, this one included, for better regulation of firearms, and also, last week, having announced that they are abandoning the armed patrol trials. So we as a nation stand for non-violence, and we stand for what works in terms of keeping our communities safe, and we know that that comes with properly regulating firearms and getting as much of that as possible off the street and out of the hands of those who would not use them safely. 