So the one thing that the agencies that are tasked to protect us—and here in New Zealand it's the police, it's our customs, it's our SIS, it's our GCSB. The one thing that we can give them is the ability to be flexible and to be able to move quickly, and if they come across information or they need to respond—because I can tell you now that the person planning a terror attack, or a terrorist cell that is active, is not restricted. They don't have to be compliant with regulations. So it's actually really important that we give our police the ability to be able to respond and act quickly if a sudden threat becomes apparent to them, and there seems to be some effort in this bill to be able to do that. 