The reason I say it's a shame they haven't shown more urgency in doing this is right now, in our EEZ, there is bound to be a boat there, a ship on its way, on its way out, nearby that actually we would want our services to look at if they suspect or believe that they are breaking international law that is in New Zealand law. But the reason I point that out, in as far as the Government not showing urgency here, is there's another situation that is comparable to this that's going on at the moment in the Ukraine and as far as Russia is concerned. And there's another area where decisions by New Zealand, perhaps this Parliament, are not able to be enforced overseas, just as in this legislation they are equally not, and the reason for that is that this Government has dragged its feet and even today said it won't pass an autonomous sanctions bill. So whilst we're here debating this about what could happen on the high seas or, you know, under a New Zealand - flagged ship or, let's say, a Russian ship in an area of the world where New Zealand has extraterritorial jurisdiction, when this law is passed we can enforce New Zealand law in as far as that Russian ship is concerned. So it's a good thing that we're passing this. We should be doing it faster.