Now, given agencies like this, it can be a worry—I think we've heard it from some of our colleagues, and, therefore, we must have a high threshold for the agencies to stop, to check, and to detain boats and suspicious individuals. That is very important and fundamental. To exercise powers in this bill, an enforcement officer must satisfy legal tests, including reasonable grounds to suspect and reasonable grounds to believe, which align with well-established criminal procedure standards in New Zealand law—in particular, the Search and Surveillance Act 2012.