So the objective of the bill is to ensure the person subject to one of these orders will not be able to use, access, or be around firearms. The person will also not be able to live in or visit locations where there are firearms or associate with someone who has them in their physical possession unless permitted by the court. So there are some quite strict conditions around this, and this is to address that issue of persons who the court has determined need these particular conditions because of their risk factors that the court can take into account and that should not ever be—at least during this time frame, that the court determines, of 10 years—in force of the firearms prohibition orders. So with that, I commend the bill to the House.