Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR (Minister of Agriculture): Can I acknowledge that that's a very sensible question, and it's one I discussed when I was in Hawke's Bay. Of course, there should be an obligation on all landowners to contribute to pest control. As I say, normally—and the forest owners have reassured me indirectly that they do that pest control as part of normal operations. I guess the issue of harvest time—I mean, clearly, if the trees are coming down and the possums want to get out, then what is the best way to control that? Look, I haven't engaged in a discussion on that, but I can commit to the member that I'll see from Operational Solutions for Primary Industries New Zealand what conversations they have had, because it clearly can lead to, and, in the future, will lead to, the movement of possums and, if they have TB, then a very rapid transfer into farmland. So I'll commit to do that.