This bill, though, as we see when we look through it, provides a range of mechanisms to help with the enforcement of New Zealand's laws in international waters by allowing things like search and surveillance of a ship, requiring a ship to stop, boarding the ship, and searching the ship for a person that might be suspected to have broken the law in New Zealand or broken the law in our international waters, and we're able to detain that ship and arrest a person. I think that's very important, and it's quite striking that we haven't had this clearly written out in law before. I think it points to a real issue that we are seeing in New Zealand, which is that we have far too much criminal activity and not enough enforcement to stop criminal activity. 