We in the Green Party have had members of our caucus, sitting MPs, find that they were being spied upon by our spy agencies to track their political engagement with protesters. That was Keith Locke, who stood firm against unlawful spying. So we know—we know—that the GCSB and the SIS conduct surveillance. We know that it's outside of what most New Zealanders understand to be search and surveillance that relates to the criminal law. Because the police do that, and it's overseen by judicial officers, by judges, by JPs, within a legislative framework that ensures transparency and accountability.