To recap on the bill, as a result of this bill, the Arms Act of 1983 will be amended. It will enable the courts to issue a firearms prohibition order against an offender who is 18 years or older who's been convicted of a qualifying offence that they committed after the amendments under this bill have been made. The eligible offences are all serious offences with sentences of more than five years. They include serious offences against the Arms Act: serious offences including murder, attempted murder, conspiracy, manslaughter, discharging a firearm with intent to injure, aggravated robbery, strangulation and sexual violation offences with intent to cause harm or grievous bodily harm, violent sexual offences; terrorist offences, including planning a terrorist act; and participating in an organised criminal group for the purposes laid out in the Crimes Act 1961. 