The bill also has a number of different provisions that make it clear that to some extent the law remains the same. So the offences themselves remain the same. There isn't expanded jurisdiction in the case of what we would regard as criminal or unacceptable behaviour. So the expansion of jurisdiction is actually more so clarifying that the offences that currently exist can be regarded as such even in new territory. I use the word territory perhaps a bit loosely, because traditionally it refers to land. Indeed, that's the etymology of territory, of course. But as others have pointed out, New Zealand is highly reliant on that which comes from the sea and goes out, actually, from our nation via the sea offshore as well. And, of course, we should be interested and concerned with what happens on the sea, whether or not it's directly connected with our own trading interests, for example.