Police would also have new powers to force individuals to provide access to phones and devices suspected to be associated with organised crime and access to unredacted images from toll cameras. "Organised crime has changed, and our laws need to change with it," he said. NSW would join Western Australia and South Australia in connecting to the Commonwealth-operated, National Driver Licence Facial Recognition Solution. Another change would be easier and faster access to phones for police investigating suspected organised crime under a new a new Digital Evidence Access Order. Another major proposed change is to give police investigating serious offences, or responding to missing person cases, access to unredacted images captured by toll cameras on public toll roads.