Well, under this bill, the Government—because it is, effectively, the Government running the show under this bill—will be able to authorise anyone they like to undertake those sorts of activities: to walk around, checking up on businesses and closing them, to be demanding private and personal information from people who might have been stopped by a constable but are then handed over to the citizen with a special power to be an enforcement officer, to demand that information, and with the threat of issuing an infringement notice with a penalty of $300 if that person, that otherwise member of the public, decides themselves that that person that they are addressing has contravened a rule in their mind. That is a travesty. The police are the principal enforcement agency of the Government for domestic compliance. It is them and them alone that should be authorised, particularly in situations where civil liberties have been curtailed, where people's freedoms have been abridged. It is the role of police to undertake the enforcement of those rules.