What has become most apparent to me this afternoon is how much what happens out on our waters impacts our lives here in New Zealand, here on land. But this particular bill that we're discussing talks about the provision to New Zealand law enforcement agencies of powers to enforce elements of New Zealand's criminal law in international waters. And what's very, very important in that, it stands out to me that it provides powers to respond to a range of criminal offending in international waters and some of those dark things that we mentioned earlier on are such things as the offences that take place on board a New Zealand - flagged vessel in international waters and the offences that take place on board a foreign-flagged vessel or stateless vessel in international waters, for which New Zealand has extraterritorial jurisdiction, and situations where an alleged offender or evidence of criminal offending is located on a New Zealand, foreign, or stateless vessel in international waters. Those things, obviously, are very, very important to the protection of people in this country and our local communities.