GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Like that previous speaker and perhaps the gentleman next to him, Mr McKelvie, many of us grew up on an understanding of the limits of New Zealand law and territory. I refer to, of course, Radio Hauraki, New Zealand's first pirate radio ship. I see the Speaker nodding herself, so—I would have thought you were too young, Madam Speaker, but obviously you were in that era yourself. We all understood that at a time when New Zealand music was changing, and when perhaps banjo music was more popular in some parts of the country than others, that The Beatles and other bands crept into New Zealand, but the licences to play that music weren't available. So the ship—I understand the Tiri, the first one, and the Tiri, the second one. Both of them, I seem to remember, ran aground on Great Barrier Island at some stage. They were actually able to operate outside New Zealand territorial waters. I say that just to give some context so that people—who have been around this House a little bit longer—will understand what this bill is about.