This bill enables a court to make a firearms prohibition order—or an FPO—for any person who's aged over 18 years who has been convicted of a serious criminal offence. Qualifying offences for an FPO are a serious firearms order or a serious violent offence. Those people who are subject to an FPO are required to meet a number of conditions. It means they would not be able to be around firearms, stay where firearms are stored or be available, join or visit a shooting range, participate in any activity that involves firearms, and also visit places where firearms are made, repaired, or modified.