The third area that we heard about was seizing cash and assets from organised crime, and in particular the way it was termed was hitting them in the pocket, because that's where it hurts the most. In terms of what that was, the committee heard about how there's a switch in onus, how in the past if police were wanting to confiscate or restrain items that were potentially got through ill-gotten gains, then the onus was always on the police or the investigating authority to prove that that had been gained in an illegal way, and that's often quite difficult to do. So what new provision we'll make under the Government is that the onus is on the individual who's got the item to prove that they obtained that through a legal means, and so that makes the ability to restrain, seize, those illegal items far easier for police to do.