MARJA LUBECK (Labour): A pleasure to follow that elegant contribution from the previous speaker, Chris Penk. I rise alongside members on both sides of the House, obviously, who are supporting this Maritime Powers Bill. It's easy to support it, because, of course, this bill is aimed at preventing serious criminal offending at sea. As we heard from the Hon Aupito Sio when he kicked off this debate with his first reading speech, that's an important aspect of our national security because increased criminal activities have the potential to threaten our community's wellbeing. We heard from my colleague Ingrid Leary about the dangers of methamphetamine coming in through our coastal borders. Human trafficking has been touched on already, and I know that two more of the talented class of 2020 will be speaking on this, no doubt: Vanushi Walters and Ibrahim Omer. I'm looking forward to hearing your contribution on human trafficking.