The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and customs are doing excellent work in New Zealand with Pacific Island nations to stop that happening. In fact, we had an Estimates hearing just in the last couple of weeks with the customs Minister, Meka Whaitiri, who talked about the collaboration with Fiji and other nations to stop methamphetamine coming across the coastal borders. But there are still limits to what can happen, and that's because the powers that we have in New Zealand to be able to make the search and seizure and so on don't align (a) with the criminal law, and, secondly, with our rights and obligations at international law, and these were two things that we prioritised in our election manifesto; so we need to get on with it.