But what this bill allows for—and it actually imports the exact language of the Search and Surveillance Act, which I have quite a bit of experience in applying and dealing with in the domestic courts; what it imports is the exact wording of the warrantless search powers that police have under that Act and under some other acts like the firearms and prohibition Act and the Misuse of Drugs Act. But it doesn't allow for any type of search or circumstance where a search happens to be judicially monitored. This bill doesn't allow for a search warrant to be sought or obtained in an ordinary circumstance.