I think it's really important that that they have the ability, not just to request documents and information, but to go and take them if the company refuses to provide them. The powers to fine should be significant.
I think we should also discuss whether it should go beyond that, as well. If you're a very wealthy individual like Robert Mercer, you might think that, if the only risk in certain countries is that someone might get a minor fine for a breach in data protection law, you are happy to pay those fines. You will price that into the cost of doing work. Very wealthy people can afford to take those risks. Therefore, it's right that, in national territories, our agencies have the power to find the truth, get the information, know what's going on, and then have the powers to take significant action against companies who are in breach of the law.