There were some concerns about consultation from the likes of Māori stakeholders through the select committee process. I would reiterate the message that I have given in other readings: that the nature of counter-terrorism legislation and the ability to pre-consult on these issues is a tricky balance. If you do that too widely, you can open up gaps in the proposed new regime, and we saw fit that the select committee was the appropriate place to undertake the consultation, although there were concerns raised there.