To turn to the Firearms Prohibition Orders Legislation Bill, the ACT Party is very pleased to be supporting this piece of legislation. It represents a quantum shift in the quality of legislation that this Government and its predecessor bring to the House in terms of firearm control. Let me count the ways—there's three things I really like about this piece of legislation. First and foremost, it is actually being done with due process, made the way that laws should be made. I've said in this House many times that if firearm laws are worth doing, then they are worth doing right. This piece of legislation has had prior consultation before being introduced, it's been debated in the House now, it's going to be referred to the Justice Committee—I would hope and assume from the indications we've had so far—for a full six-month consultation of the public and examination so that people can have their say and MPs can do their job on the Justice Committee to properly examine the bill.