I note that the legislative statement calls New Zealand "an island nation with extensive maritime domain." Of course, that's a perfectly orthodox and reasonable way to characterise New Zealand, another way of thinking of our country, though, is we could say that we are a really large nation of which most of our territory is water. So, if we thought about it in that way, we have a huge amount of real estate—or territory—over which we are sovereign, and that might sound very much expressed in the language of—