Now, the problem with all of this is that this is all being done in a rush; we are debating this under urgency. So it appears that the Minister of Revenue didn't really stop to think what the implications of introducing these significant new powers might be. That was, until he put on his other hat, as the Attorney-General. So at which point the Attorney-General assesses this bill against our New Zealand Bill of Rights Act and says, "Does it have any problems?" Oh yes, there are significant problems with this bill, because what it does is it actually creates a search and surveillance concern, and a freedom of expression concern—such that the Attorney-General has issued a section 7 report saying that it is inconsistent with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. So we have in this House a bill being debated that causes major concerns when it comes to the rights New Zealanders expect to be protected.