So just recapping really about what this legislation is, which is about ensuring that New Zealand can act to disrupt criminal activity before it reaches our shores. Looking at the other legislation where powers to stop, search, seize, and detain are present, that is the Maritime Crimes Act, Customs and Excise Act, Fisheries Act, Wildlife Act, Trade in Endangered Species Act, and in particular the Customs and Excise Act Schedule 5A that went through this House in 2018. So that's an example of recent legislation where detaining and so on without warrant has been found to be acceptable, and it recognises that there are risks at sea around personal safety, around particularly the presentation of evidence and the ability of somebody on board a ship to be able to simply throw it overboard and get rid of the evidence. Also what was told to us in the select committee was that in these types of situations often it's not just one enforcement agency that's acting; it can be several in concert, and that's what we would expect.