12  Annual Report The new Search and Surveillance Bill (which replaces the Search and Surveillance Powers Bill) amends 84 Acts administered by 19 different departments and was ready for introduction by year end. The Commission is to be invited to be advisers to the Select Committee on the Bill. A new Criminal Procedure Act will be ready for introduction in Parliament in the 2009/10 year following an extensive consultation process that took place on a series of 10 comprehensive discussion papers. Extensive piloting of proposed new procedures has also occurred in two District Courts. Our project reviewing Part 8 of the Crimes Act 1961 was on track to publish an issues paper during the year. However, it was accorded high priority by the new Government following the election, and reform recommendations will be published in a legislative commentary and draft bill early in the 2009/10 financial year. During the year three bills from previous Commission reports were introduced: Inquiries Bill (NZLC R102) Search and Surveillance Powers Bill (NZLC R97) Limitation Bill (NZLC R6 & R61) Including these and the bills listed below, at year end a total of six bills from previous Commission reports were carried over to the new Parliament: Trustee Amendment Bill (NZLC R79) Unit Titles Bill (NZLC R59) Waka Umanga (Maori Corporations) Bill (NZLC R92 2006) In addition, five bills relating to previous Commission reports have been or are being drafted: Costs in Criminal Cases (NZLC R60) Criminal Defences: Provocation (NZLC R98) Damages and Awards of Interest (NZLC R28) Habeas Corpus Amendment (NZLC R100) Life Insurance (NZLC R87) Advisory work In addition to the law reform work programme, the Commission continued to be involved in advisory work much of which was on a regular and highly visible basis through the LAC and the LDC,