DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. I rise on behalf of ACT in opposition to this Arms Legislation Bill. I sometimes reflect on what it means to be a New Zealander, and I certainly did in the wake of our nation's tragedy in Christchurch, when people of every creed, religion, and race, people who have come from all over the world, were united in their condemnation of the heinous act. It got me thinking: what is it that unites us? We have one thing in common as New Zealanders, and it's the only thing: it's that we are children of pioneers, that our ancestors chose, and in some cases ourselves as New Zealanders chose, to move to the edge of the map so our children could have a better tomorrow. If we wanted mediocrity, we could've just stayed, in my case in the UK or Hawaiki, but my ancestors came here to do better, for the best.