Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Police): The reasonableness test is already something that police are well familiar with. In fact, there are several judgments that have set out the reasonableness test. I'm happy to quote a couple of them for the member, and I'm just making sure that I quote them accurately. So in terms of one that was specific around warrantless searches when it comes to firearms, Ward v R from 2016, the Court of Appeal described the test as—and I'll quote it directly—"We are satisfied that the power to conduct warrantless searches under section 18 continues to be subject to the requirement that, one, a constable exercising a warrantless power of search actually believes that there are reasonable grounds to suspect a breach of the Arms Act, and, two, the grounds for suspicion are objectively reasonable."