Hon MARK MITCHELL (National—Whangaparāoa): Thank you, Mr Chair. I'd like to say it's a pleasure to take a call on the Firearms Prohibition Orders Legislation Bill in committee stage and, as we've already indicated to the Minister, we will be supporting the legislation because I guess you could take the approach that something may be better than nothing. But as the Minister knows, this bill does not go nearly far enough in a whole range of areas to actually—what we feel and actually supported by the Police Association—give the front-line police officers the tools that they actually need to make a genuine and a quick impact on the massive rise in gang-related, gun-related violence that, unfortunately, although we were told that it was a spike it will carry on. It's carried on. I see in the New Zealand Herald today there was a report of a bail reintegration centre—and I certainly hope it's not getting Government funding. But apparently the police had signalled that it was a facility that they weren't very happy about and they executed a search warrant and recovered three military-style weapons, from what I understand some armour piercing - type rounds, some cash and some drugs, and one King Cobra gang member arrested and charged, from what I understand, with drugs.