As I said, I do have a few concerns. There is the scope of discretion, because officers will inevitably come across a whole raft of scenarios and different situations, and in some cases a verbal warning is more appropriate. We need to uncover any potential unintended consequences where people might be issued fines when they're not actually freedom camping—you know, the odd occasion where somebody might pull over in their van to get some rest and fall asleep in the middle of the night, and what happens there. We need to have a good look at the granting of power to officers to conduct a search of a vehicle for the purpose of ensuring compliance, and so the concern there is simply around privacy and whether or not this could be an avenue for wider prosecution if they find other things while they're doing it.