I'm one of those people who worries about the next thing to hit us, and, I guess, with a security head on, and I'm pretty sure Gerry Brownlee—given he's probably the most effective Minister of Defence that that party's had over its nine years in tender—thinks about these things as well: the "What are you going to do next time?" But right now we're faced with the situation we face. Police do not have the powers, and we've deduced that we need to strengthen those powers—the enforcement powers—so that they can do the sorts of things that they need to do: so that they can enter premises to direct people to stop activities.