So, in the law, we have a saying that says, "Bad cases make bad law", which means that the precedent system often produces bad legal standards where we are faced with the highest level of prejudice, and often sympathy, when it comes to us facing some of the most serious crimes. We produce terrible precedents in the criminal justice system because we just want to shut that one thing down. But, actually, we're looking at a whole system. We're looking at the rule of law in the fifth of the world's oceans. We do have a high responsibility for monitoring those oceans, but we also have a very, very high common interest across the globe for upholding the rule of law when we do that. This bill lowers that standard, as did the Search and Surveillance Act that was introduced by that last National Party Government. We know that; we have the evidence.