But again, the same pāua people came back and challenged the right for DOC to issue these permits. That ended up with nearly four years of legal activity in the courts trying to understand the legitimacy of this activity. Finally, as we've heard, the Supreme Court set aside the Court of Appeal declaration that shark cage diving was an offence. The result now is that commercial shark cage diving continues with no regulation at all, nothing to control the activities, no rules to mitigate the risk, and no ways of managing community concerns, or ability to deal with problems. This situation should not be allowed to continue, and this bill is the solution—the solution that the Minister of Conservation has failed to deliver. I commend this bill to the House.