In a world where we have become so much more aware of the impact that the spread of disease has on our communities and on our society, and most specifically on our economy, I think the protection of New Zealand's biosecurity is probably more important than it has ever been. I think we'd all agree that that is why every possible effort should be made to bolster any protection we can against possible incursions. In the bill notes, it says that this bill creates a simple but effective mechanism to enhance our biosecurity system. We on this side of the House like simple but effective mechanisms, rather than highfalutin waffle. It is very timely, though, to have a bill like this in front of the House. It amends, as has been canvassed, the Biosecurity Act to require all craft coming into New Zealand to provide biosecurity information to those on board. And as we look forward with great anticipation to our borders re-opening and, hopefully, the influx of international aircraft and international cruise ships and shipping lines, there will, of course, be a heightened risk that comes with that. So it is an insurance policy of sorts.