The Minister has referred to, in questions from me and in the ministerial statement, the royal commission's report and the comments around the agencies themselves. Clearly, when you have an agency that is the lead agency, such as Police in this last instance, other agencies are involved in this. There's no one agency to be held to account. There are multiple agencies. There are multiple Ministers. It is actually something a little bit like a dog's breakfast when it comes to who is actually in charge. I'm really not sure that we are now at a stage where, as a country, we should accept that the Police do some bits, the SIS does another bit, the GCSB does something else, Immigration does another half of that, and we're all sitting around saying, "Well, hopefully that all works in well." There really does need to be some ministerial responsibility in terms of who directs agencies. There also needs to be agency heads who we can call in and question rather than saying, "Oh, that bit was another agency's mandate." So I think there is a lot more to be said about whether or not there should be a separate agency for counter-terrorism, similar to what there is in some other countries to whom we align. It would be useful to consider that more fully than simply to presume that everything is going well, when quite clearly it hasn't.