So what we had is a claim that we've had gold standards. The reality is that we're also exporting a long way further than most other countries around the globe. The animals go from temperate climate, through the tropics, and then we're not quite sure. So as a submitter said, in spite of the best efforts of the people on the boat and the best intentions, effectively, there was no way of significantly reducing either factor—that was heat stress and lameness—that the cows were experiencing on this journey. Cattle didn't have enough time to adapt to the warmer weather so it really was a brutal period of survival of the fittest. That's not the kind of reputation that we want as a country that depends on animal protein production.