Some of the things that interested me in this bill were the issues that the select committee dealt with, and I think they will be dealt with again, as Gerry Brownlee said, in the course of the committee of the whole House. I was just imagining some crim jumping overboard and the Lady Elizabeth chasing him around in the Southern Ocean. If I was a crim I don't think I'd be that keen to take the sharks on. I think I'd rather take the Lady Elizabeth on, than the sharks, but it does show the lengths to which these people go to escape. The other issue that I think will be challenging for New Zealand—and it relates exactly back to the fisheries issue I talked about a few seconds ago—is the fact that we have to contact international countries and partners to get permission to effectively board their flagged ships, and I think that will not be forthcoming in a lot of cases, and it will be not forthcoming in the cases that we really need to get involved in. So I think that will be a bit of a challenge for New Zealand, and it might be able to be managed through further discussion or even through a Supplementary Order Paper brought forward by the Minister.