In terms of doing—and that's been part of the debate—it will invoke section 18 on the current Search and Surveillance Act. That means if someone who has a firearms prohibition order placed upon them and there is any reasonable suspicion that that person is breaking the terms of that order, then that enables a warrantless search to take place. And so that member opposite is quite wrong that this bill doesn't enable warrantless searches for the specific purpose of firearms that have got into the hands of high-risk individuals in New Zealand. This is a targeted piece of legislation that is specifically honed at those who are high risk, and not unnecessarily penalising or causing obstruction in the life of law-abiding New Zealanders who have a firearms licence and who are going about their normal daily business. 