Hon MARK MITCHELL: —within the bill. One of the powers contained within the bill, which is a severe overreach by the State, is the fact that police officers are going to have a power to enter a private dwelling without warrant. I can tell you now: I'm proud to have served for 14 years in our New Zealand Police service, one of the finest police services in the world that enjoys enormous public confidence. What this Government has done is introduced a bill to the House—and, unfortunately, most of New Zealand won't find out about this until probably weeks later—whereby they're going to give police officers—the State—the ability to walk into your home without a warrant if some information comes to them or if there are too many cars parked out on the street. If it meets the threshold of reasonable doubt, it gives them the ability to walk into your home. 