I want to specifically touch on the impact of the new proposed powers where it's suspected that serious offences such as trafficking or human rights abuses, serious human rights abuses, are happening. As many in the Chamber will know, we already have human trafficking as an offence under the Crimes Act, in section 98D. We've ratified the Palermo protocol on trafficking. We participate in regional anti-trafficking efforts. But we've made these commitments with a lack of comprehensive enforcement powers at sea, which really restricts the ability of our enforcement officers to be able to act.