Hon MEKA WHAITIRI: Earlier this month, I commissioned, in Auckland, Customs' latest maritime vessel, Rapua II. Rapua II will be Auckland-based, and its main function will be in-close, inshore work, primarily patrolling the Hauraki Gulf but with the ability to deploy to other areas as needed. Rapua II will be invaluable in fighting against drug trafficking, detecting border security breaches, and supporting the prevention of criminal activity in the Auckland region. I'm also proud to say that earlier this year, Customs launched its Border Protect outreach campaign, which encourages members of the public and industry to report activities that may be suspicious. Our border is not just at airports; it includes seaports, coastlines, and international freight arrival points. The integrity of our supply chain is critical. Cross-border crime can occur in any of these places, and the signs can be visible within communities or the workplace. The Border Protect number is 0800 WE PROTECT.