Finally, the issue of warrantless search powers. This is becoming quite a prevalent thing in New Zealand law. We support this with some reluctance, I have to say, but, none the less, if it can be specified exactly where those powers could be exercised, and the law is tight enough, then it may well be reasonable. I note that Parliament yesterday, or last evening, passed a bill through another stage which also granted warrantless powers to police, particularly with regard to firearms. It seems reasonable, then, that there should be similar powers if someone is known to be importing illicit drugs or other materials into New Zealand.