Public Safety committee  Thank you. The government is proposing to codify, as well as create, an evergreen definition for “prohibited firearms”. The amendment that's proposed in proposed paragraph 1(1.2)(1)(i) includes a schedule that would capture the list of firearms that meet that definition as we or

Public Safety committee  Yes, proposed paragraph 1(1.2)(g) is intended as an evergreen definition that would prevent new entrants that have those characteristics from entering the market.

Public Safety committee  As far as we know—as far as the government has done the work—it has identified those in proposed paragraph 1(1.2)(i) in the schedule that would be presented as a motion and as an amendment.

Public Safety committee  If we look at what is in proposed paragraph 1(1.2)(i), there are a few different portions. There's the codification of firearms that were prohibited starting in the late 1970s, I believe, all the way up to the 1990s. There were the firearms that were included as part of the May

Public Safety committee  It captures the three buckets. The first bucket would be those that were prohibited starting from the late 1970s to the early 1990s. The May 2020 OIC—

Public Safety committee  Yes. That report is available online.

Public Safety committee  Thank you for the question. I think I would have to defer to the report. I do not have a copy of it in front of me.