The genesis of this bill, of course, as mentioned by the previous speaker, Teanau Tuiono, was a raid—a search warrant in fact—executed on Nicky Hager in order to obtain information about the theft of emails. And that was, essentially, what was being investigated. What police were looking for was evidence of an offence, of theft—somewhat clumsily, as it turns out, if you look at the High Court judgment—and, to be fair to them, operating in an area which lacked clarity both in police operations and in the law. Ironically, if you do look at the judgment or look at the articles afterwards, what the police did miss when they were actually searching that premises was actually evidence of Edward Snowden's papers, which were, evidently, at the address at the time. But, of course, that wasn't what the Police were there for; they were looking for evidence of stolen emails.