We start with criminal offending. Stepping back from there, there are breaches of the civil jurisdiction, which could be people committing, say, tax evasion or something that is a non-criminal. It's quite broad, but generally we would consider bad character to be criminal offending. You jest, but sometimes alignment with some sort of ideology can be considered to be of bad character, and that's quite a difficult one to deal with.
It's generally criminal offending or how they conduct themselves in the community. If they conduct themselves in the community in a way that causes harm or offence to other people, that is not.... There's not a lot of it in New Zealand because we are quite an open and understanding society. We certainly tolerate a lot of different ideologies.
