Hon NANAIA MAHUTA (Minister of Foreign Affairs): One of the things that I really want to ensure is that while the hypothesis is purely valid, the practice of how we articulate the international rule of law and the respect that we have for, for example, the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, becomes quite an important context for considering the way in which we're framing this legislation, but also the obligations that we would oblige ourselves to in other international waters as well. So we're trying to ensure that we're creating the context by which other States are abiding by international law; we're obligating them to do that. It would be unusual if States did not have the respect for those obligations that we all want to uphold across international waters.