However, I see from the range of advice that the committee was provided, there was a clear articulation of the range of powers and the subsequent acts that were being recognised in the bill. And I'm anticipating if there are questions of this area, it will be based on the advice that the select committee received. Also, in relation to the no need for warrants to be issued, this is consistent with the way in which search and seizure surveillance powers continue to exist. But again, that received a thorough, I understand, hearing and discussion in the select committee.