This bill extends powers to stop, to search, to detain, and to arrest, and these powers already exist in domestic law and the bill simply extends these powers into international waters. As other speakers have mentioned, there were seven written submissions and one oral one—a really helpful one from the New Zealand Law Society, and I'd like to thank them for that. They submitted on three areas, including the application of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act and human rights, and they basically said that these Acts apply and that an explicit reference was not necessary. In fact, they said it would perhaps be confusing if it was to be included because it would put into question whether other legislation would also need explicit New Zealand Bill of Rights Act references.