Before I go into the deficiencies of this bill—and I've got a good table on the deficiencies of the bill, even though we had a good crack at fixing it up at select committee—I'll sort of recap where the debate got out. In the first two speakers from the National Party, give them their credit, they came out, Simon Bridges like a firecracker, they actually had some formative argument. So between Simon Bridges and Chris Bishop the main element of their argument this evening was that this bill has taken too long—it's taken too long. From Chris Bishop we got a potted history of FPOs—or firearm prohibition orders—and he went through the different iterations the bill had been through. My memory goes back just a wee bit further than Chris Bishop's. My memory goes back to 2008, when the National Government launched their Gang Action Plan. Back then, in 2008, lo and behold, firearm prohibition orders were in there too.