The briefing to the incoming Minister, Stuart Nash, recommended back in 2017 introducing firearm prohibition orders. That came about because of a select committee inquiry which also recommended the introduction of firearm prohibition orders. The Government then sat on their hands and voted against legislation which the National Party put up twice on this issue: voted against it once, and then voted against it a second time midway through last year. The police consulted on firearm prohibition orders in January last year, and it's now taken about 15 or 16 months for the Government to finally make an announcement to say that they are finally going to do something about this issue. But the reality, whilst the Government has dithered and dathered, is we've seen gangs become more entrenched, gang membership increase, and their violence become more bold, and that is something which is becoming more concerning to more and more New Zealanders. 