Hon POTO WILLIAMS: The operation strikes a major blow at the importation of drugs into New Zealand. The successful multi-agency operation identified and terminated the supply chain of up to 10 kilograms of methamphetamine which was being brought into New Zealand from the United States, China, Canada, and the United Kingdom. The social harm costs of this amount of methamphetamine is estimated to be between $20 million and $45 million, according to the New Zealand harm index. In the last month alone, Police have made significant progress in disrupting the meth trade, taking more than 600 kilograms off the streets, and, yesterday, the team at customs announced a record seizure of 700 kilograms of cocaine that had been imported from South America, with a street value of around $280 million. Our law enforcement agencies continue to strike real blows against organised crime and the supply of illicit drugs in our community, and I'm sure my colleagues across the House will join me in acknowledging the excellent work Police does in this space to keep us safe. 