So the Firearms Prohibition Orders Legislation Bill, we are supporting, but we just wish it would go further so that it was more effective. So the bill, as introduced, brings in this new firearms prohibition order that would be placed on somebody who had carried out specified offences under the Arms Act, or a serious violent offence, or an offence which relates to a particular organised criminal group, or another one related to the Terrorism Suppression Act. So if you've committed a serious crime in those areas, you could have a firearms prohibition order placed on you, and when that's placed on you, the person who has the FPO is not allowed to be around certain places—not allowed to go to places where firearms are, be around firearms, not to reside in the premises where firearms are located, not to join a shooting club, not to attend an activity that uses firearms, or visit places where firearms are manufactured. And this FPO would be introduced after a court has imposed it, and will last for 10 years. So far, so good.