But we are, in this House, mostly in agreement because we see a problem that needs fixing, so I will talk a little about the consensus here. It comes down to those rights which we are balancing, and as a fundamental part of our role as Parliamentarians, wherever we make changes to police powers, we think carefully about the rights involved, and the balancing of those rights. Firearms prohibition orders see the rights of a very small number, with a history of violent offending, restricted from being able to associate with people who own guns, then balanced alongside the rights of ordinary New Zealanders to feel safe at their local shops and their schools, and to be free from the threat of gun violence.