So this bill, of course, addresses the impacts of shipping emissions by bringing us up to the world standard Annex VI of the international convention. And as everyone has said, it is long overdue. I think it was colleague Mr Simpson who said that, actually, the majority of other countries are already there. He said 95 percent—it's even more than that: 97 percent of global freight capacity are already signed up to the convention. So we were lagging well behind in an almost embarrassing state. It's about time and it's good that we're bringing this bill tonight in the House, because this is about our climate protection for our future and for our mokopuna. It's about our beautiful country also, and we know what it's like to have so many of our cities hugging the shore—our towns and cities around the country on our shorelines—and it's not uncommon, unfortunately, to see giant plumes of smoke intruding from ships into our beautiful, beautiful landscapes.