There will always be criticisms of different agencies. This is not set up to give life to any of that, rather to review the appropriateness of the legislation that those agencies work under in a changed world that we all experienced from that particular day. So there is no need, I think, to spend a lot of time speaking about this. The Minister has made it clear that it's a public process, that we want New Zealanders to feel that they can participate in this bill, which I do hope will give any adequate powers required by the agencies who are there to protect us in a world where there are so many people now who have ill will towards the quality of life and the freedoms that we enjoy in this country.