So I'm here on behalf of the Greens to support this bill, the Biosecurity (Information for Incoming Passengers) Amendment Bill. This bill would amend the Biosecurity Act to require that passengers on craft arriving in Aotearoa are provided with biosecurity information via writing and audiovisual recording. This would, essentially, mean airline and ship operators would need to show a video and hand out a form advising passengers of their obligations before arriving. This is similar to Australia's regime, where there are mandatory inflight biosecurity announcements. I actually thought we already had this happen in planes, because it's been so long since we've been on an aeroplane—all I've gone, really, in the last year and a bit is from the mighty Manawatū and right down there to Parliament, and back to the "Palmy-tropolis". And so it was surprising for me when this bill first came out that we actually didn't have this stuff embedded in our regulations and our law. 