In 2018, Greenpeace released a report about human trafficking, slavery, and abuse on board international fishing fleets. Now, the report actually concerned international waters outside of Taiwan, but the authors were Kiwis. They were New Zealand investigators who highlighted some of what I would call the shadows in terms of the laws that operate on land versus the laws that operate on the sea. And New Zealand is no exception in terms of enforcement provisions that sit in those shadows. What this bill does is it allows the flow of enforcement powers that are applied on land in New Zealand out to those powers applied in the oceans and seas beyond New Zealand territory, including our exclusive economic zone. In short, it keeps our environment secure against threats, including drug trafficking, wildlife trafficking, and human trafficking.