What we have now, near Rakiura / Stewart Island is a small—it was originally two operators, but potentially it could expand. Some of the risks to sharks from shark cage diving include them becoming seriously injured if they get entangled in the cage, and there is at least one example in New Zealand where a shark has got caught in a slot in the cage and been injured. They can get entangled in the ropes which are put out. They can collide with the cage or the boat, and there have been instances where they've been seen to have abrasions on their skin from colliding with the cage. So shark cage diving, while it only occurs currently at Rakiura, could also occur around the Three Kings Islands at Kapowairua, Spirits Bay, East Cape, Fiordland, and the Chatham Islands, where operators may seek to target blue sharks and shortfin makos, as well.