So, actually, when we come to looking at drug trafficking and human trafficking and what has been called "irregular migration"—and maybe I'll pause here and just think about that: people are actually allowed to approach our borders by sea and seek to migrate here; there's nothing irregular about that. But say we're talking about human trafficking, let's call it that rather than irregular migration, shall we? We still have to uphold a human rights - based order. We still have to apply the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act as being supreme to our desire to stopping crime. We have to do that because that is the only way to stop that slippery slope that we could go down where we do actually throw out our own standards, our own safeguards, our own rules-based order in our desire to sort of look like we're tough on crime.