Support your police, give them the tools that they need. This is good. We're going to support it. We'll support it through select committee. We have to make some changes because you haven't got a warrantless search power in there. What do the front-line police officers say? I'll tell you what they say, because I was talking to the police officers that worked on the Matthew Hunt case and the David Goldfinch case. Just to remind the House, Matthew was shot and killed in broad daylight on the streets of West Auckland by a gang member that had two military-style rifles. And David was shot and was able to get himself and remove himself out of that situation. He showed resilience and bravery to actually extract himself. He's a father of two young kids, and thank goodness he's still around. But the reality of it is, Mr O'Connor, that they needed to have these types of orders. They needed to have this sort of ability two, three years ago in 2018 or 2019, not 2022. It's late. Let's get it through as quickly as we can. We see you keep bringing bills into this House and trying to pass them as quickly as you can. Let's get this one. This one here should be passed as quickly as we can. We should be giving them the tools that they need now. But what you've failed to do—and coming back to my original point, is that I was speaking to some of the officers that worked on the Matthew Hunt and the David Goldfinch case, and they did an outstanding job. We saw a conviction and we saw a very good sentencing, but I talked about this, and do you know what they said? They said without a warrantless search capability, this is meaningless. It's toothless—it's toothless.