This bill went through the Justice Committee and it was debated thoroughly and about 37 people submitted on it. I just want to highlight a few points that were fleshed out by submissions. Amnesty International, for example, said that this bill has only focused "on gang membership and not organised crime or the most dangerous individuals more broadly". This bill also "may exclude individuals who could be committing serious firearm offenses." Under this bill, the 15 March terrorist wouldn't be prohibited from owning a gun. So because of this and the many other issues in this bill, on this side of the House we're saying that we're opposing this bill today.