What amazes me is that I put up a Supplementary Order Paper when the Minister was in the House during the committee stage, or maybe it was the second reading—no, I think it was the second reading. I said to him to let's work across the House and let's see if we can actually get that warrantless search power that the Police Association asked for—based off what the Australian's had done to make sure that their legislation was effective; so there was lots of information there and evidence there, and the Police Association used that in their submission to the select committee—and let's try and get this actually folded into the bill. Well, the Leader of the House and the Minister of Police and the sponsor of the bill turned around and said, "Oh, you obviously don't understand. I thought you wanted to get this through. I thought you were supporting it. You know, we're trying to rush this through to give it to the police, and you obviously don't understand how the process goes because if we were to do that, it's going to slow the process down." 