One of the key themes, of course, that we'll need to look at is the scope of the bill in terms of the types of officers who are given these powers. It's been discussed already in terms of members of the armed forces, customs officers, and so on, as well as endangered species officers and conservation officers. There might be a pretty good argument on the face of it for inclusion of powers to a pretty broad range of enforcement officers, but, of course, we also need to consider whether we are sending them into an environment for which they are well trained and able to provide that kind of work. I don't suggest, by the way, that that would be the case necessarily, but, again, I think it's something that would be worth discussing and clarifying at select committee. 