So the Search and Surveillance Act itself is somewhat problematic, and we have seen an absolute rise in police relying on warrantless search powers since that power has been made available to them, which is understandable. But when you think about the level of prejudice that exists in our criminal justice system, and will exist even at the high seas—we see it in international law, we see it in the way that Interpol surveils those from certain backgrounds, certain nationalities, and certain flagships when we're talking about ships—we know that there is room for misuse of this type of incredibly broad discretion. So while the intention is good and while we are trying to monitor and apply the law and make the world safer, the way that we do that has to be exemplary, and in that way, this law absolutely fails. So the Green Party and the New Zealand Law Society and the human rights - based framework can't support the law as it stands. So I don't commend this bill to the House.