We've heard from a previous contributor to the debate, who was arguing in favour of the bill, that one of the issues with such legislation is it would require evidence to be given of such wrongdoing. When the State gives itself the power to forcibly remove a person and to limit their rights in such a way as this bill is seeking to do, the giving of evidence about the things that have taken place is a feature of our system, not a bug. We should tread very carefully when we contemplate giving the power—physical, coercive power—of the State over human beings in relation to matters in which evidence is not required for the exercise in application of such force.