The committee considered a number of other potential changes, and there was significant debate at the committee around the issue of warrantless search powers. I would point out that this bill does expand the range of circumstances in which the police can use the existing warrantless search powers that they already have under the search and surveillance legislation that's already in place. If they have reason to suspect that somebody who has a firearms prohibition order against them has firearms in their possession, then they can search them without a warrant. But we also balanced it up and we did consider whether that should be expanded further so that they no longer had to suspect that somebody would have a firearm. The most likely outcome of that is that we would see more instances where law-abiding firearms owners who have done nothing wrong—