WILLOW-JEAN PRIME: Sorry—that they asked for it, and that they thought that this was something that could help them do that job better, but my simple response to that is that might be the case for the New Zealand Police, but it's going to be at the cost of our small businesses in our communities. That's the bit that I struggle with, because they would argue that they are paying taxes into our system and we are making decisions around the funding of the police and other things to be able to provide these services. I do think that the law is unclear about what exactly would meet the requirements of the Act, in terms of which electronic system and one that can be used by the police. So that system could continually change, and they might be required to continually update the software that they have and all of those costs that are associated with that.