So this bill provides a bit further. Unlike such travel in New Zealand currently under the law, the registered offender is not obliged to supply police any of those details of where they are intending to reside and whether there are likely to be children at those addresses. And so it's very important, where we know that there is a sex tourist trade, particularly in countries close to New Zealand, like Thailand and Cambodia, South East Asia, where we know that people do travel for the explicit purpose for sexual offending on those who are under the legal age of consent, that this bill seeks to extend the provisions that already exist for the protection of New Zealand children to further overseas. 