The issue is, of course, that is based on an Australian piece of legislation, and the big difference there was that they came with more effective search powers for the police. Nobody in an open society likes the idea of unreasonable search and seizure. We're not, sort of, running around excited at the prospect of impinging on New Zealanders' rights in this way. No one is excited about that prospect at all. But what we are deeply concerned about is a sense of lawlessness in our city, and that has changed dramatically in the last few years under this Government's soft-on-crime approach, and also its inadequate response to the increase in gang membership and 501s coming into this country, which has made a bad situation more difficult. So we need to have an effective response, and what we haven't seen is an effective response so far. 