Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Thank you, Mr Chair. Speaking here at the committee stage of the Firearms Prohibition Orders Legislation Bill. Just to remind people who are tuning into this debate: the Government has introduced this bill to try and more effectively deal with the problem of firearm crime that we are facing and general violent crime across the community. We've been calling for some sort of firearms prohibition order to be placed on convicted criminals who have been active and using firearms, as well as committing serious other crimes, for quite some time. We've failed on a couple of bills. The Government has finally brought in its own bill, which we on this side support, but we do so noting the fact that there are some significant missed opportunities in the bill that we are confronting, primarily around the search provisions, which are addressed in Part 2, as I understand it. And we'll come to that debate at the appropriate time, Mr Chair, and I'm sure you will be vigilant in your concern and care about that.