In December 2015, the then Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei complained to the authority, the Independent Police Conduct Authority, about the police's search of Mr Hager's property. She asked the authority to investigate a couple of things: whether there was any misconduct or neglect of duty by any member of police, the police's decision not to disclose in their warrant applications of journalistic privilege issue, and the actions of officers who were involved in the decision-making process regarding the application of the warrant. It's been referred to a couple of times tonight that the judgment—I mean, basically, they got told off. They got put in the naughty box. One of the findings that the authority had was, when interviewing the officers involved in drafting and executing the search warrant, the authority found that they had no experience in dealing with the journalistic privilege issues. So this is going to help clear it out, because sometimes with the cops you've got to really, really spell it out that, actually, you need to apply the law evenly: to the powerful as well as they do with the powerless. Sometimes you've got to spell it out, and this is what this will do.