Let me take the House through the factual specifics of that case, because this bill does not deal with a large range of cases, a large number of cases, but it does deal with some of the very worst offending that we must take action against. So in this case, in 2019, a 33-year-old Auckland man had been sentenced to 6½ years' imprisonment for crimes relating to child exploitation images and videos, including the production of those images. The man was convicted on numerous charges and it's relevant to note that here, because these sorts of protections that extend information on a child protection register to our international neighbours also go along with a number of other changes that people will be charged with in these situations that limit their freedoms in a much more significant way. So when we consider the extension of the child sex offender register to our overseas neighbours, we have to look at the other sorts of charges that someone in this situation will also be faced with. 