I would just raise one further issue, if I may, before resuming my seat, and that's just the sensitivity around laws that give to itself powers, to one sovereign nation, in an area where freedom of navigation is considered a crucial value, and, of course, it will be officers of the New Zealand State—the New Zealand Government—who will be carrying out such searches and so on, even if, from the New Zealand perspective, it is for entirely benign purposes. So we'll just need to think about how that all plays out in terms of international law and how our relations are with other State and non-State actors. But, with that caveat, to use the elegant phrase, as always, of Simon O'Connor, I do reiterate, as he said, that National supports the bill, at least for now. We look forward to moving forward to the rest of the debate, accordingly. 