In fact, when you look at section 21 of the original Act and look at subsection (2) and subsection (4), you can see that they don't align. We brought this bill back in 2015 but, looking back now, it doesn't make sense that those two don't align. That's why this bill is so good. It means that, for those people travelling overseas, those people on the Child Sex Offender Register will have exactly the same criteria that they have to abide by, as if they were travelling domestically—making sure that there is an address that they give, where they're staying, the dates on which they are staying at each of those addresses, and whether any children are likely to be there at that address.