In a situation like this, our current laws allow us to require information of a person who is charged with this kind of offending and limit their travel domestically. On this side of the House, and I acknowledge the member Greg O'Connor for bringing this bill, we would say that New Zealand has an obligation to make sure that children in New Zealand are protected from this kind of offending if it is someone in New Zealand, in the same way that children overseas are also protected from this kind of offending. Because in this case, it was important that we were able to cooperate with international neighbours to receive and act upon that information. It's then on us as New Zealanders to make sure that our agencies have the tools that they need to be able to collect information from child sex offenders who intend to travel and be able to make that available to agencies in other jurisdictions to be able to use it in the same way that we did.