Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Police): The issue here is very clearly that if they have a reasonable suspicion that someone is not in compliance with the legislation, then they can conduct a search, and they can conduct a search without a warrant. We've covered this ground several times before. The issue is that their firearms prohibition orders are in place for 10 years, and if the member is suggesting that someone who's subject to a firearms prohibition order should be able to be randomly searched as many times—well, in an unlimited way—for the entirety of that 10 years, then I think that that is a bridge too far.