In fact, the Eagle in Christchurch was subjected to a high-powered laser just in the last couple of weeks. They said that interference from the ground was just as risky to them in the work that they're doing as any type of interference from the air. So this is a serious issue. It's not something to be laughed at. It's not something to be scoffed at. It's not something to be trivialised. It's a serious issue that could end in tragedy. I want to again acknowledge Hamish Walker and the fact that he's brought a serious bill to this House to say that we are going to react, as the Speaker said, to a rising number of these incidents, and we're going to send a very clear message that we're going to increase the penalty around it. The Government needs to do a little bit of soul searching and come back and decide whether or not they should be supporting this bill. Thank you very much, Madam Speaker.