I want to go to, again in the bill, and I want to point to and highlight this issue here on page 3 under "Enforcement", and, in particular, what it highlights in the second paragraph: "To enable enforcement of the measures in orders, the Police are given a power to enter premises, including private dwelling[s] and marae, without a warrant"—without a warrant. I want to ask the question to the Attorney-General: why were marae highlighted here? And if it was highlighted, then what evidence did he use? What basis did he do? I know, because I've spoken to some of those Māori leaders—by the way they were consulted—and here's what they did say but was not listened to by this Government: "There is neither a general Treaty clause nor any obligation to have regard to the Treaty or its principles at any point of decision making or performance of functions under this Act."