The other bit that was a little bit confusing for a start was the idea that if our enforcement agencies were in pursuit of perhaps a vessel that was engaged in any range of activity that would be a breach of New Zealand law, before it could be boarded or stopped then the permission of the flagged State or the State whose flag was being flown on that ship would need to be granted. I think the answer to that is that it indicates simply the extent to which there is international cooperation, to ensure that there is a high degree of sound policing directed at illegal activities on the sea. Some of that would be straight piracy, drug movements, people movements, endangered species movements. When I said piracy, I mean also all range of illicit goods that could be involved in that sort of activity, as well as, of course, the drug trade.