What we are a little frustrated by is the reluctance of the Government to really expand the search and surveillance opportunities that went with this hand in hand in parts of Australia where similar powers have been introduced. Because, ultimately, yep, they've relied on the existing search and surveillance powers, which have a reasonably high test before police officers can go for a warrantless search, such that in the case of people driving along the road who have a firearm prohibition order against them, that wouldn't really provide sufficient means for a warrantless search that may be appropriate in the circumstances. And so we see this as a step in the right direction, but not as many steps as we would like. We continue to be concerned about the fact that this Government's response to the surge in crime across our community hasn't been sufficiently robust in order to get on top of it. New Zealanders are seeing the consequences of that in their communities. They're worried about it and they want the Government to do a better job.