Turning now to firearms, it would appear that police guidelines around firearms licensing have fallen well short of expectations. It's clear that this terrorist should never have been able to obtain a firearms licence. It shows the value of having a royal commission that we were able to come to this conclusion with the full facts in front of us. We support moves by the police to improve their training and firearms licence - vetting, and we expect that this will make New Zealand a safer place. We supported the first tranche of firearms legislation that followed this attack, but we are concerned that moves since then have largely been regulations that will burden law-abiding New Zealanders with more cost, rather than getting guns out of the hands of criminals, and we believe that it is time for us as a Parliament to adopt the firearms prohibition orders to take guns off gangs and other criminals. 