Hon GERRY BROWNLEE (National): I'm sure the Minister will respond to questions asked in a few minutes. Look, the other thing that is a little bit interesting is the issue of permission from flag States. So I'd like the Minister just to explain how that regime works, because, as you read the bill, we are saying that we want to have powers to prevent or to take enforcement action against anybody committing any illegal activity on a ship inside New Zealand's territorial seas, and then for any event that occurs in that space to extend the jurisdiction out into international waters, as well. The question then becomes: is the bill contradicting itself by requiring that the permission to take an action against anybody on a ship requires the permission of the flag State for the vessel? Now, if the reading of this legislation actually gives a contraposition, then I'd like the Minister to make that clear if that's at all possible.