The National Party does have some disappointments with this bill, despite supporting it. The National Party's of the view that it did take too long for the Government to bring it in, as it was recommended to them in 2017. For their first hundred days, however, they vetoed several attempts to bring this critical safety measure into force. It is good, however, that they are doing this now. The National Party's also of the view that it's disappointing the Government did not listen to the Police Association or the Opposition and put some warrantless search powers into the bill to enforce the ability of the police to address the issues of people in particular concerned. In the words of the Police Association, "This bill will not be a game changer without those powers." However, again, I would say that at least this is a step in the right direction and does give some additional powers to the police and to the courts in respect of persons who should not ever be in possession of firearms. Mark Mitchell has a Supplementary Order Paper, which would give police greater powers to get firearms out of the hands of those who pose a danger to the community. Those new powers would allow police to search the person and vehicles of people who are subject to a firearms prohibition order for firearms at any time.