So the member, I guess, has identified that perhaps writing this into law when there is the potential for flagged States not to recognise or not to consent could happen, however that shouldn't prevent us from writing the law in the strongest way possible to ensure that we're building the right architecture around international rules and norms that should exist in the high seas in our international waters, in a way where we can protect our sovereign interests and advocate very consistently in other international waters for the same preservation of those similar concerns. So I do not think it would be useful to not have a provision in here around flagged States. I think we've just got to continue to stand on our values and principles—which we have always done as a small country—which means upholding international rules and norms that allow us to be a responsible citizen in the international community, in the way that we protect our sovereign interests and advocate consistently across the globe in this area.