The other point that the Minister raised, and I agree with, is that often a country's security services, whether it be the GCSB or the SIS—and I want to acknowledge both of those services and the leadership within them; they are world class. They are services that, as a country, we have come to rely on and trust. And there has to be a high level of trust that's given because they're dealing with serious matters around individual rights and privacy. They are given a big licence. With that licence comes accountability and responsibility, and I think that everyone in this House, or certainly myself, acknowledges the fact that we have got a world-class intelligence service in both our SIS and our GCSB. 