The truth is that in international spaces, more and more we see some of these patterns of source country travellers and those countries who might receive them, and so something must be done about that. Whereas some countries don't accept the international accountabilities here, New Zealand does, and it's something that we should be proud of. As part of the global community and as a party to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, New Zealand takes the protection of children very seriously, and it's one of several countries that have passed legislation enabling a New Zealander who is engaging in this kind of criminal activity overseas to be prosecuted in New Zealand. As a result of those laws, it's an offence for New Zealand citizens and residents to engage in things like sexual conduct or activities with a child in another country, to pay for sexual services of someone who's under the age of 18 in another country, or to help people travel overseas to have sex with children in another country.