The reason, ultimately, that the National Party is supporting this bill through the first reading is those points of principle, if you like, in terms of what's happening globally that I've outlined but also the Minister made it very clear that he has been, I think, quite realistic in terms of the transitional arrangements. They're to be in place until 2026. That does give the sector some time to respond but, above all, they must be able to respond to final regulations that pass the sniff test of practicality. I have seen it before over the years that the Wellington idea just simply fails when asked to operate in an industry context and, in this case, a marine context many miles from the New Zealand shore.