Regulating gun violence falls within the kaupapa of the Green Party, as one of our charter values is non-violence. So we do support evidence-based regulation of all firearms, and in this case, we were involved. I, as both police and justice spokesperson, was involved in the consultations that began the work of this particular bill with the previous Minister of Police, the Hon Stuart Nash, and I commend the current Minister for continuing that work and bringing it before the House. Because this is a bill that criminalises the association of those who have an order against them with others who hold guns, one of our core concerns is alleviated in this current form of the bill, which was that it wasn't just association with those who might hold gun licences but that, in fact, they were living in a house with a firearm, for example. So it's a higher risk, and one that takes the discretion out and the speculation out and leads us away in our lawmaking from prejudice-based application of the law. 