GINNY ANDERSEN (Labour—Hutt South): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. Look, it's a pleasure to take a call on the Firearms Prohibition Orders Legislation Bill, a bill that's taken a long time to get this far. And I guess my comment on that last speech was that's the biggest lot of Natsplaining I've ever heard in a really long time. It's absolutely typical to hear after nine years of utter inaction from that side of the House, to then have a lecture on how we don't get it quite right. I fail to accept that, because that member opposite—the Hon Mark Mitchell—has even failed to be able to ask the Minister of Police a question in question time for over six weeks. So I'm pleased that he's finally fronted up and given some sort of commentary on what they believe to be the point of view. 