In particular, this is of importance when it comes to transnational crime in the cases of drug smuggling, migrant smuggling, firearms trafficking, and wildlife smuggling. We are an island nation and our criminal jurisdiction extends outside of New Zealand into our own waters, and that is already recognised in the law. I mean, if you look, for example, at the Fisheries Act, the Maritime Crimes Act, and the Customs and Excise Act, we already have bespoke areas of law where we accept that our criminal law needs to go into those international areas, into waters. 