Hon POTO WILLIAMS (Minister of Police): Thank you, Madam Chair. I thank the member for her question. Perhaps if I could start with the firearms prohibition orders (FPOs) first. The intention for the FPOs—we will introduce legislation before the end of the year but the expectation of this Government has been really clear that we want to ensure that violent gangs, you know, and other criminals can't use firearms to threaten and intimidate. Now, what we will do is the FPOs will prohibit high-risk people from accessing or being around or using firearms. So it will apply to the most serious offenders. The court will consider the person who is subject to an FPO as part of their sentencing following a conviction for a serious offence, and the qualifying offences for FPOs are serious firearms offences that would disqualify somebody from holding a firearms licence, serious violent offences as defined in section 86A of the Sentencing Act, the offence of participation in an organised criminal group, and also terrorism-related offences. So that is what is the intention of the FPO. 