So the question is, really, what would have been the situation had we decided not to put that in? If we'd in fact said that if someone is transgressing New Zealand law in an extraterritorial sense, then we are going to have a domestic law that enables us to go after them. That may be something the Minister wants to clarify—I'm sure there are very good reasons, but I just want to make sure that we're not doing something that the officials consider to be the puritan approach when in fact we want quite a punitive approach to anybody that's acting illegally inside our territorial sea, or just beyond in international waters, as prescribed in this bill. I'm sure the Minister's going to take a call in a minute so I'll leave it there.