I rise in support of this bill. I see it in line with a number of the firearms suite of changes that has come through since the tragic terror attack on March 15. It was a time of deep distress, and the ongoing trauma of that event, particularly for our Muslim whānau, is something that is still keenly felt today. So I see this law and this piece of legislation as moving in that direction, and it is about keeping and maintaining that promise to that community but also to Aotearoa New Zealand in general.