We already have some bespoke laws—things like the Fisheries Act, the Maritime Crimes Act, and the Customs and Excise Act, where we accept that our criminal law needs to go into those international waters. But what this bill does is recognise that we need to have simple laws that all New Zealanders can read and understand instead of having separated provisions within different parts of law. This makes it all it one place and it makes it easier so that when you end up in a situation, for example, where you have a ship that you know has broken the law and is leaving our waters and you have a search warrant for a particular good—you might think it's for drug smuggling and you end up on that ship and you realise that they have illegal firearms—it allows you the privilege to go for a search and seizure for both of those goods, not just the drugs. So it allows for that ability to search and seize on a range of issues—not just wildlife, not just people smuggling, not just guns. It's very important to have it bespoke, set down in the law, and enforceable in our New Zealand laws. So I commend this bill to the House because I believe it will make our communities safer. We'll have fewer illegal firearms on our streets, and we'll have less meth in our community.