Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE: That's right. Says Mr Wood, "The police enforce the law." And boy, some people have said we've become a police State lately, because they're knocking on doors now without a warrant, taking a head count to see whether or not there are more than 10 people in a house, just because there's a few cars up the driveway. That's a strong democracy! That's what we really need! The Attorney-General chuckles, but he knows it's not that funny, because that's exactly the sort of police powers the State has been granting them—