JOSEPH MOONEY (National—Southland): Thank you, Mr Speaker, and congratulations on your appointment. Look, I'm rising to speak on the Firearms Prohibition Orders Legislation Bill. So this is something that the National Party supports. It's a bill that protects undercover officers investigating a suspected offence from liability in respect of those offences, and also in respect of the offences of conspiring or attempting to commit those offences and other specified offences. So it disqualifies anyone who has one of these prohibition orders from holding a firearms licence, and it provides that a person who has had at any time a firearms prohibition order made against them can't be found a fit and proper person to be in possession of a firearm or an airgun. It defines the circumstances under which the FPO, the firearms prohibition order, can be made, the effect of it, the standing conditions, and the provisions for variation of the standing conditions, and also the provision for special conditions, commencement and duration, modification replacement, and appeals against decisions to make or not to make an FPO. It also makes it an offence to breach a firearms prohibition order or to supply firearms or other related items to a person who is subject to that firearms prohibition order. 