A technical change was recommended during the select committee phase to clause 36, to make it clear that the Attorney-General's consent is not required to arrest a person or remand them in custody or on bail. This is important, as it may be necessary to urgently arrest someone and remand them in custody before the Attorney-General's consent is received if the person is a flight risk or a danger to the public. That technical change is consistent with the approach of existing New Zealand legislation, which is to require the Attorney-General's consent for proceedings to be brought for extraterritorial offences, but allow powers to be exercised before that consent is received.