VANUSHI WALTERS (Labour—Upper Harbour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. In some human rights circles when we talk about the law of the sea, we talk about the law in the shadows. The reality is that it's the law in the shadows because in many parts of the world, that's where human rights abuses often occur. We read about it when in 2018 Greenpeace published a report about those employed on fishing vessels off the coast of Taiwan. And the truth is that the shadows exist here in New Zealand as well, because we simply lack the ability to exercise all our enforcement powers at sea.