Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: A breach of firearms prohibition orders will attract stern penalties, including up to two years imprisonment if a person breaches a certain condition and is found, for example, to reside in a location where there are firearms or visit a prohibited location such as a gun shop; up to five years in prison if the person is found to be in possession or control of a firearm; up to seven years imprisonment if the firearm was a prohibited firearm such as a military-style semi-automatic; and up five years in prison—or up to seven years imprisonment if the firearm was a prohibited firearm—for knowingly supplying the firearm to a person subject to a firearms prohibition order.