But let's get back to this bill, shall we, in the name of Greg O'Connor. He and I have had quite a number of disagreements over the years, but I'm really glad to be able to support this bill in his name this evening. This bill will require registered sex offenders who intend to travel overseas to inform police of all the places that they intend to stay in for more than 48 hours while they are overseas. They also have to disclose their passport details and information within it, or them, like the passport number, where it was issued, and when it expires for any, and every, passport that they may hold, meaning that they could hold multiple passports, from multiple countries. There is a lot of information that is required: where they intend to stay, when they intend to travel overseas, and when they intend to return to New Zealand again. And, if they don't intend to return to New Zealand, they need to provide details of which country they are intending to reside in. The important aspect here is that requirement is not for all criminals; it's only for registered sex offenders who wish to travel overseas.