Hon MEKA WHAITIRI: Tackling criminal networks at the point of export is very important, but that doesn't replace the need to still pursue drugs that do arrive into New Zealand. I am proud to inform you that, in addition to the $423 million in harm prevented from reaching our shores, Customs' own seizures at the New Zealand border have prevented another $527 million in harm from reaching our streets. Customs continues to work hard to target, identify, and prosecute those criminals responsible for bringing drugs into New Zealand—for example, one foreign national and a New Zealander were recently sentenced for their part in Customs' largest-ever meth bust. This involved 469 kilograms of methamphetamine that was seized by Customs in 2019, concealed within a shipment of electronic motors from Thailand.