I do think that a lot of people assume that offences don't happen in New Zealand's waters, but in my first reading speech on this bill, I referenced the case of the Shin Ji and Oyang, where crew members alleged in New Zealand courts that they were subject to physical, psychological, and sexual abuse, and that they were subject to inhumane treatment. That case led to the passing of the fisheries amendment Act in 2014, and changes to our courts' jurisdiction over crew members of foreign vessels. And there are other examples of serious offences occurring at sea. I note that in 2020, the Ministry for Primary Industries conducted a report into the treatment of observers—those with observer status—and the potential unlawful conduct against them.