It's really important to note that this is where Mr O'Connor's bill makes an important change. The basis is that section 21 of the Act, that the recent offender must have been intending to be away from their registered residential address within New Zealand and 24 hours before travel, they need to provide to police all of those details—where they are going, the dates on which they will travel, which addresses, whether there will be a child likely or not likely to reside at those addresses, and also the date that the registered offender intends to return to their registered residential address that the police will be aware of and monitoring that. But under section 21(4) of that, the registered offender can leave New Zealand and provided that the dates of their travel and their date are provided to police and their intent to return, that's where it stops. 