I think that condition of necessity and proportionality has to be there whenever you exercise that power, whether it's cabinet in terms of the orders or whether it's the minister. With that framing, you're going to deal with it on a case-by-case situation. There may be situations where it's so severe and it's so significant that there may be some reasons. That would be for the government to provide that or for the police to provide that. I don't want to prejudge it. Without that framing, then, you risk having the orders being too long and too broad. This is why necessity and proportionality are such a key part of privacy law.
