ERICA STANFORD: Even in the East Coast Bays—peddling drugs and misery and targeting vulnerable people. All of these drug houses, gang pads, and dodgy premises continue to operate despite the police's best intentions and best efforts to close them down. They don't have the power to go in and enter those places without a warrant; yet here we are. Never mind that—never mind that. We're not even in level 4, we're not in level 3, but we're about to go into level 2, and here we are, setting aside the requirement of a police officer to gain a warrant before going into a private dwelling because your neighbour might think you've got too many kids at your kid's birthday party. The Government had the numbers to pass this law today to allow police to enter your home without a warrant—not because of legal firearms, not because of methamphetamine, but because the Prime Minister has decided that your kid's birthday party is too big and the cops can go in and close it down.