I think I can detect a question in there, sir.
Maybe the best place to start is to say that probably all of us trust the police as much as you do. We have to trust their protection of our rights and our liberties as much as you do. Many of us have had close contact with the police. Many of us talk to them, deal with them in our work, and have them as witnesses in various proceedings. None of this is about attacking the police.
This is really about deciding to what extent the law runs the country and to what extent the police do. We're simply not prepared to allow the police to submerge without proper control and with an authority to break the law under fairly broad circumstances. It's what we mean by striking the balance. If they're going to be able to do that, we should know about it, we should be able to comment on it, and we should be able to consider whether it's in all of our best interests.