So this is a very, very good piece of legislation. It's surprising that we haven't had to deal with it before. Again, it's a tribute to how well our law enforcement agencies are working that more and more they are aware and are working with foreign agencies and working with foreign police forces and customs, and are getting the information so that we are better equipped to try and stop the flow of illicit substances coming into New Zealand and stop the flow of people-trafficking coming into New Zealand, using the international networks that we have. So to be able to effectively police what is an increased information flow on these issues without the sorts of powers that are allowed and permitted by this bill would have, in fact, been really to hamstring the very authorities that we rely on very much to be keeping us all safe. So it gives me great pleasure to stand here and commend this bill to the House. 