And so what this bill does is it responds to the increasingly dynamic and complex maritime security environment and ensures that we can keep our maritime environment secure against threats. This does include drug trafficking, as I've spoken about; wildlife trafficking; and, of course, human trafficking. But the bill will give power to the police, the New Zealand Defence Force, Customs, and the Department of Conservation, and it will provide powers to respond to a range of criminal offending in our international waters. These will include offences that take place on board a New Zealand flagged vessel in international waters, it will include the offences that take place on board a foreign flagged vessel or stateless vessel in international waters for which New Zealand has extraterritorial jurisdiction, and it will include situations where an alleged offender or evidence of criminal offending is located on a New Zealand, foreign, or stateless vessel in international waters.