The law is not just needed to prevent illegal and unrecorded fishing. It also is needed, as my colleague Ibrahim Omer has said this evening, for weapons trading—for example, firearms. The tightening of New Zealand's laws could lead to more smuggling through coastal borders. It relates to immigration. It relates to wildlife. The law supports important conservation and biosecurity work done under the Wildlife Act, and it also is needed to address the geopolitical risks, and we've seen those increase recently with the impact of COVID and with climate change. That's brought the Pacific to the fore, and with the current terrible events unfolding in Ukraine, it's not difficult to see how we might be wanting to ensure our own corner of the world is as secure as it can be.