The bill also provides a tiered approach to offenders. The lower order penalty, which would be available for breaches of a standard special condition, would be punishable by a term of up to two years in prison. The higher order penalty would see someone who has committed a breach of the broad condition imprisoned for up to five years, or up to even seven years if that breach involved a prohibited firearm. This is consistent with similar unlawful possession offences. There are also penalties for knowingly supplying a firearm to a person with a firearms prohibition order. This is particularly important in the organised criminal space. This bill aims to reduce firearm offending and victimisation that will help reduce crime in New Zealand and will help make an impact in that space.