Arms Legislation Bill

Tēnā rā tātou katoa. Members, the House is in committee on the Arms Legislation Bill. I remind members that the House has agreed to trial the removal of the four-call limit in the committee stage. I encourage you to keep your contributions focused—five minutes is not a target—and relevant to promote good interaction with the Minister in the chair. We have the ability to take short calls and have a series of questions and answers between members and the Minister. You can be confident that you will get a number of short calls. I add that if you yield to the Minister, you will get the next call.

Following discussions across the House, I seek leave for all of the provisions in the bill to be taken as one debate.

Leave is sought for that purpose. Is there any objection? There is objection.

Part 1 Amendments to Arms Act 1983