First, just to clarify, none of these criteria would automatically mean that someone doesn't get a firearm. They're just mandatory criteria to be considered in determining whether it's desirable in the interest of the safety of any person that someone get a firearm.
With this added language, again, the CFO already considers if it's desirable in the present circumstances in the interests of safety as part of their overarching determination. Therefore, this would perhaps add some greater clarity that, with respect to this particular criteria, they also need to turn their minds to whether they currently pose a public safety risk.