In the core of this bill are changes to the Search and Surveillance Act. As I've already mentioned, this bill was first developed by the Hon Clare Curran, and this section has largely been inherited from her previous work. The amendments in this part of the bill enshrine in law specific protections that will help ensure that journalistic privilege is upheld when police seek to use the powers contained within the Search and Surveillance Act to conduct searches or to obtain production orders. Broadly speaking, the changes addressed here are in three core issues that arose during the Hager case, and they were based on the former honourable member's engagement with some of those involved, including Mr Hager himself as well as the legal and academic minds of those such as Steven Price, Felix Geiringer, Bruce Gray QC, and also Dr Peter Thompson.