CHRIS PENK (National—Helensville): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. It is a pleasure to speak on the Arms Legislation Bill at this, the second reading. I did not have the benefit of attending the Finance and Expenditure Committee. I acknowledge that others in the House spent much more time than me, therefore, considering those particular submissions. But I do want to place on record that I've received a large volume of correspondence and had many discussions with constituents in my electorate on this and, indeed, other firearms law - related matters. I promised those constituents that I would consider the Government's proposals in good faith and arrive at a conclusion, along with my colleagues in the caucus of the National Party, that reflected what we thought would be in the best interests of New Zealanders and their safety.