So the National Party will be supporting this bill because we want to make sure New Zealanders are kept safe and we want to make sure our police have the tools that they need, but there are a couple of areas in this piece of legislation which, from my perspective, do raise some serious concerns. The first one is around the fact that there is a lack of search powers in this piece of legislation, and it was very clear in the submissions which came through—particularly from the Police Association—where they made it abundantly clear that, if you bring in place firearms prohibition orders legislation without giving the police new search powers, effectively the powers will be toothless. So I can imagine the Police Association—they may have already written their submission on this bill, and they'll be saying that point to the select committee again. The question I've got for the Government is: are they actually going to listen to our front-line police officers? Because, otherwise, you're going to pass this piece of legislation, and it's not actually going to give them the tools to actually go in there and fix the problem which actually needs to be addressed.