The bill itself has been amended, and it would be good for the Minister to just explain exactly how that amendment gives effect to the proposal which means that if a pursuit is started in international waters or inside New Zealand's territorial sea, then the powers of arrest, containment, etc., exist right up to the time that it is berthed inside a New Zealand port. The question is: what happens at that point? Are those charges then, effectively, laid before the courts in New Zealand? Who actually makes the arrest? Is the arrest made by the officer in the first place? Is there a handover to Corrections or is there a handover to the New Zealand Police? Exactly how that works is a question that it would be useful for the Minister to answer. As I've said before, this is a bill that is necessary. New Zealand is an island nation. We are surrounded by one of the biggest territorial seas of any nation in the world. For us to have this sort of provision is important.