In fact, the first time I became a member of Parliament and first heard of the story of what was going on down there in the South Island, it was via a gentleman who came to the select committee that was the same select committee as I was on with Sarah Dowie—a gentleman called Storm Stanley, who's from PauaMAC5. I couldn't believe my ears and what I was actually hearing about the danger that he and his divers were facing every day via this practice of diving with great white sharks, albeit they were diving for their livelihood to support the community and create jobs in the pāua industry. These shark cage divers were, obviously, creating some adventure tourism without the support of their local community, and after talking to Storm Stanley and others at the select committee, I decided to go and investigate the situation and we went down to Stewart Island, not once, not twice, but three times—and, yes, I did go down with the Rt Hon Winston Peters—firsthand, so we could see this problem. 