Then there was a further question in relation to the consenting powers of the Attorney-General. Clause 34 of the bill creates some offences necessary for the functioning of the bill, such as threatening or intentionally obstructing an enforcement officer. In line with New Zealand's practice to require the Attorney-General's consent to prosecute extraterritorial offences, clause 36 of the bill provides that the Attorney-General's consent is required to bring proceedings for these offences.