What happens now is that a policeman has to drive over to that second-hand dealer—so the time incurred in driving a valuable police car—sit down and record by hand what those transactions have been. That is a ridiculous, time-wasting exercise that the police quite rightly brought to our attention. I heard the Government Ministers going on about $450 million spent on helping the front-line police force. This is one of the easiest ways to take policemen and policewomen doing the most mundane jobs and actually getting them out, catching the criminals. Because what that officer will have to do is write down all the names and addresses, go back and then electronically enter them into a police system, and by co-locating and putting that into a database, they could then work out who's trading goods.