DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Does the Minister think it respectful of New Zealanders' civil liberties to pass legislation under urgency, or more rapidly than planned, that, among other things, lowers the threshold for warrantless searches, redefines "terrorism" as "creating fear", and criminalises people for things they planned to do, departing from centuries of tradition that you can only be in prison for things you've actually done?