Dr DUNCAN WEBB: So we absolutely need to look at the reach of these firearms prohibition orders, and, of course, we need to look at not only to whom they may attach—gangs, the gang associates—but also the locations involved. As the select committee rightly pointed out, and wrestled with, there are very much New Zealand Bill of Rights Act issues about entry into premises, whether they be, you know, gang pads, if you like, gang houses, houses that are known resorts for gang members, or whether in fact they be ordinary residences. Of course, once we extend, if we look at extending, the reach to people who are gang associates, not necessarily convicted criminals, then we do have to think very carefully about the right to enter into premises.