BRETT HUDSON (National): Surely, if that were the case, Minister Stuart Nash, then Police or the Government could have been very clear to the public that although they wanted certain things to be done, there was a limit to the lawful power of enforcement at the time, and, that being the case, as you've said, everyone would've just complied. But if we ended up with a situation where there was a threat of enforcement that the public didn't know possibly had a questionable legal basis, then we had the potential for them to be operating under a State which is coercing them through threat, at least in part, rather than a lawful basis.