INGRID LEARY (Labour—Taieri): It is a pleasure to take a call on this as a member of the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee who did sit through the submissions on this bill. And I can tell this House and you, Madam Speaker, that we shared the same interest in looking at the powers around search, stopping, seizure, detaining without warrant, and also, actually, the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. I think there was a deal of consensus on the select committee about wanting to get assurances on those elements, and I can assure you that we are in agreement that those assurances are there and that the legislation is safe in those respects.