Look, two observations. This has a lot to do with various elements of criminal law. The Minister, in the opening speech, obviously touched on the notion of drugs, direct criminal offences against other humans, but one thing he did touch on was around human trafficking. I would encourage the Government—they can't directly do it through this bill, but it is to address the human trafficking side of things. Members of the Government may be aware of the report—granted, from another country, from the US State Department—that came out late last week, actually dropping New Zealand's human trafficking status from tier 1 to tier 2. It's the first time it's happened, and a little bit shameful, first and foremost on New Zealand. So acknowledging the Minister who spoke earlier around this bill, attempting to assist with human trafficking—or to stop it, to be clear—that's excellent. We certainly have a lot of work to do. Dropping from tier 1 to tier 2 in the eyes of the United States and others is embarrassing, to say the least.