But, tonight, we are discussing the Maritime Powers Bill. I would like to make a contribution, because parts of it are of interest to what has been a journey for my whānau over the past 15 to 20 years, and what we've seen is the impact of methamphetamine and class A drugs across Aotearoa New Zealand and amongst our communities. This evening we've heard in multiple speeches the challenges and the echo of those concerns. In that, this bill is so relevant, because, obviously, while we have some good outcomes at the moment—and I refer to Operation Worthington, where our New Zealand Police managed to seize 44 kilos of methamphetamine—there is a way in this country that particular drugs are being smuggled in. And no doubt that they're coming from multiple channels, and we need to address many, many of them, but we do need to strengthen the laws that enable both New Zealand Police and the New Zealand Defence Force and the Department of Conservation to strengthen security practices out on our waters.