So I put it to the Minister—I put it to the Minister today—let's sit down, let's look for a compromise. Let's actually give them some powers that will make this bill meaningful, otherwise it's meaningless, it's not going to achieve anything, and we can come back here in 12 months and we can have a look at how effective it's been and what a great tool it's been to the police in terms of trying to get on top of the massive gun crime that we're seeing in New Zealand at the moment. And there is a compromise there to be had, and it's quite simply this: give them a warrantless search power, use the FPO as the trigger, and allow them to search gang members or offenders or those people with an FPO—if they're in public, allow them to search the vehicle or the person to ensure that they're not in breach of the FPO, because let's just remember: the reason why the court has actually applied an FPO to them is because they've offended against one of those qualifying—serious violent offending.