Similar regimes to this are in place in places such as Canada, the UK, and in five different Australian jurisdictions. One of the key differences between this New Zealand bill and several other overseas jurisdictions are the issues around search and surveillance powers. We did carefully consider those as a Government. We made the decision that the existing powers under section 18 of the Search and Surveillance Act of 2012, which already enable the New Zealand Police to carry out warrantless searches in relation to arms offences if there are reasonable grounds to do so—we made the decision that those were sufficient powers at this point for this legislation. 