When the Ombudsman in New South Wales looked at the use of many of these search powers, including search powers that don't attach to reasonable suspicion, what they found was that, of the 1,300 searches conducted under their regime, 1 percent of the searches had resulted in a charge. Essentially, there were only three search events which were related to FPO-related offences. The evidence simply isn't there that to execute the search powers that the Opposition would have us do would result in a greater seizure of arms in that part.