Further, when we get into regulation and acts of the executive, of which some of these restrictions under this Act will be, it's simply the case that the executive don't have the power, that they are constrained in their actions by the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, and that in the absence of a truly extraordinary statement by the legislature that they can breach the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act—one which doesn't exist in the law—there is essentially an irrebuttable presumption that any powers conferred on the executive must be exercised consistently with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act.