The bill that we are debating tonight amends the Biosecurity Act 1993, and clause 4 inserts a new section 17AA. In that clause, it talks about crafts "en route to New Zealand territory from … outside New Zealand territory on a flight or voyage that is intended to include arrival in New Zealand.", and on those vessels, there will be played a video and information to inform all visitors of our expectations to not bring any pest or food that can impact on our biosecurity system. That's why this is a very sound bill, and that's why this side of the House and, I'm hoping—and I'm yet to hear from the National Opposition, because we didn't get that from the initial speaker as to where they sit. They purport to be supporters of farmers and growers, and that is what this bill is doing. It is a no-brainer. It is adding another layer of protection to a very, very important part of our economy, and that is why I'm standing in support of this bill. 