So, yes, the ministry that put it together says that it abides by the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. But we know that, in practice, these types of search powers do lessen the likelihood of compliance with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act rights, and, in this case, even beyond that. We don't have a case for even applying judicial oversight or abiding by rights if there is time and capacity to do so. As the Hon Gerry Brownlee has pointed out, it even extends the powers to groups of people who are not normally using search and surveillance powers. So, again, the risk is multiplied.