The other changes, I'm not going to go through them in detail. I wasn't a member on the committee, but I acknowledge that they've also provided for a general duty to provide biosecurity information. They've also moved detail duties from primary legislation into secondary legislation. In addition to that, the powers of the director-general have been changed and a new provision in that space for "the Director-General of the ministry to approve written and audiovisual biosecurity information shown to passengers, and [to] notify it in the Gazette. It is our view that this is an administrative matter, which does not need to be set out in primary legislation. We consider that … the Director-General's powers should be set out in regulations." In addition to this, changing the duty to provide information to passengers rather than all on board provides greater clarity as well, and also applying the duty to provide biosecurity information to commercial craft.