It's pretty wild to say that there a political parties in Parliament in New Zealand, where we have a very high standard of the rule of law, who actually think that that might be OK, especially looking at the statistics that we have in our police force, that's been repeatedly proven, over and over again, to say that police, without judicial oversight or legislative standards being imposed on their actions are far more likely—far, far more likely, to the point of being double—to search people, to stop people, to charge people based on race. So that's been proven; that's already been proven. The Prime Minister's previous Chief Science Advisor found that to be proven. So people's opinions don't come into things that have been proven; you can hold an opinion about how pretty a picture is, but you can't hold an opinion about fact—scientific fact—that's been proven, right?