So my question is—questions—given cases like Zaoui v Attorney-General are a part of Aotearoa's history, is the Minister certain that new preparatory offences under the Act won't be used to indefinitely detain, arbitrarily prosecute, or search or surveil people without warrant and with insufficient evidence of preparation of any wrongdoing? A follow-up to that is: how will the Minister prevent preparatory powers being disproportionately used against people of colour and tangata whenua, given the royal commission on the Christchurch mosque attacks found that public agencies have been overly focused on the threat of Islamic extremism and that Māori and Pasifika are also overrepresented in our justice system because of racial bias? 