We had lots of discussion around the different types of craft that enter New Zealand. So, as introduced, in clause 4, the bill required all craft coming to New Zealand to provide biosecurity information. That ended up being more than what we might typically think of when we think about craft entering New Zealand. We tend to think about aeroplanes and cruise ships and the like, but actually, when you get down into the weeds of it, aircraft such as air ambulance and donor organ retrieval flights would be captured within the bill. So, practically, that didn't make sense because types of craft and fishing vessels and cargo ships, etc., already have a high level of compliance with biosecurity measures. So I think that what the bill was trying to target was those passenger vessels, as mentioned before, and passenger planes and, say, the cruise ships with lots of people and generally associated with bringing tourists into the country.