Dr EMILY HENDERSON: Thank you, Madam Speaker. So whereas Mr Brown's well-intentioned but, frankly, a little bit sloppy bill only covers gang members with convictions, leaving large gaps on who will and won't be covered, as I have said—gang members without convictions or people who are convicted of terrorist offences, for instance—the Government's bill is going to look at the actions of the person, not the colour of their jacket. So we are going to include those who are convicted of serious firearm offences, serious violent offences, an offence of participation in organised criminal groups—section 98A of the Crimes Act—and terrorism-related offences. This is a bill that concentrates on where it actually matters—not the colour of the jacket, not the cheap shot, not the easy media message, but it's actually dealing with the people who commit the crimes. 