We want to have healthier communities that are thriving, and that means taking illegal firearms out of the hands of gangs—because that's where they end up—and taking meth away from the gangs—because that's where it goes. Those illegal firearms and those drugs on the streets destroy our communities. So we have to stop it where we see it, and having these laws in place allows us to keep those illegal firearms and that meth off our streets. It also means that where an offence has been committed in New Zealand and the ship leaves our waters, we have the ability to enforce those laws, find that ship, find the people who have made our communities less safe, detain them, and search the ship for other illegal activity that might have been occurring there. That's a very, very important law to pass, because it will make our communities safer. We want fewer illegal guns on the street and we want less meth in our communities and in the hands of our children.