Now, this bill actually goes further than that in that it doesn't allow, in any circumstances, for there to be judicial oversight of searches. So whilst the police have to exercise the power to search without a warrant in cases where there isn't time to seek one, this bill specifically excludes even that possibility. This was pointed out to us repeatedly by the Law Society, and by a naval legal expert that came long and said there are actually a lot of types of circumstances on the high seas where you can know that you're going to want to search a vessel, and it is always best practice to be able to say there will be accountability, and oversight, and rule of law when that is about to happen. This bill excludes that.