It reflects the fundamental importance of maritime security for New Zealand as an island nation with an extensive maritime domain. New Zealand has the fourth largest exclusive economic zone in the world, covering a little over four million square kilometres, approximately 15 times the land area of New Zealand itself. New Zealand also has rights to an area of the continental shelf beyond our exclusive economic zone, covering approximately 1.7 million square kilometres. So it's a very significant area, and then, of course, New Zealand has responsibilities further out in terms of the Pacific. 