The other concern that has been expressed, I know, is about the extension of the search and surveillance powers under the Search and Surveillance Act, because this bill amends that piece of legislation. Those powers are, effectively, extended, but, again, there are safeguards in the existing legislation, the Search and Surveillance Act, which say that in order to exercise those search and surveillance powers, a constable has to have reasonable grounds to suspect that a relevant offence is being committed or is about to committed, has to have reasonable grounds to suspect that there is evidential material which the constable wants to get access to, and, thirdly, has to form a reasonable view that if entry is delayed, that material will be destroyed or removed and, therefore, prevent the enforcement of the law.