Hon POTO WILLIAMS (Minister of Police): Tēnā koe, Mr Speaker. This Government has committed to the most significant reform of our firearms laws in recent times. Last week, the Arms Amendment Regulations 2021 came into effect. This will tighten up the firearms licence application process by requiring additional information from applicants, including a list of countries visited in the last five years. Following the terrorist attack of March 15, the Government has moved to take 60,000 military-style weapons off the streets. We've also established a ministerial arms advisory group to assist these reforms. We're setting up a new purpose-built firearms unit within police to implement these reforms and, by June 2023, we will have a comprehensive register in place that will help to fill a 30-year deficit of information when it comes to firearms in our community.