Clause 10 of the bill creates lower and upper order penalties. The lower order penalty which would be available for breaches of standard or special conditions would be punishable by a term of up to two years' imprisonment. This is consistent with most breach offences. The higher order penalty would see someone who committed a breach of a broad condition imprisoned for up to five years—or up to seven years if that breach involved a prohibited firearm. This is consistent with similar unlawful possession offences. There are also penalties for knowingly supplying a firearm to a person subject to a firearms prohibition order. This offence would have similar tiered penalties: up to seven years' imprisonment for selling or supplying a prohibited firearm; up to five years' imprisonment for selling or supplying other arms parts. 