Of note is that there's also corresponding legislation for offending that happens in a foreign jurisdiction. But what this bill essentially does is it provides for the activities that may be conducted that are illegal in New Zealand in another country and to have those brought under the same monitoring system that is currently provided for the movements of an offender in New Zealand. The register, as it now operates, imposes on offenders reporting obligations of a number of relevant pieces of personal information that are particularly around the offender's address or addresses, importantly, where they're residing, where they're visiting, and, in particular, if there's any children that reside at those places that they may be. And these provisions are quite clearly laid out in section 16 of the Act. 