SIMEON BROWN (National—Pakuranga): Thank you, Madam Chair. Just following on from those comments, it does seem strange to us on this side of House that the firearms prohibition order (FPO) legislation that the Minister's proposing there will be putting it in place for people who commit offences—they have to commit an offence—and I'd like the Minister to clarify this: someone will have to commit an offence, and then at sentencing they will be able to have an FPO put in place, rather than what the National Party is proposing, which is actually looking at people in the community who are already at risk of causing harm, and trying to prevent harm from actually taking place into the future. So I'd appreciate the Minister's comments on that point, if that's the distinction that this proposed legislation—whenever it does actually come to the House—will have.