But to begin, to come back to the topic of this particular bill, which is more effective firearm regulation and the safety of our communities against gun violence, I do want us to hold in our minds and hearts the tragedy that led to this work being brought before this House and being prioritised for our nation, which was the terror attack on the mosques on 15 March in 2019. So it's almost three years ago—although time seems to have lost meaning—since the fact that 51 people lost their lives as a result of gun violence. Of course, that means that countless lives were affected and changed for ever. Hundreds were impacted directly. Some of those victims will live with the impact of their very real physical injuries for their whole lifetime, and others will live with the very real impact of the mental health scars as a result of that hate crime. 