So for context, in mid-2019 Cabinet asked the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) to lead a review into the export of livestock because they were concerned about the reputation of New Zealand as a responsible exporter of animals. And I note that MPI recommended that either we had a full ban on live exportation or an increased regulatory system to manage any risks. Now, livestock export is controlled under the Animal Welfare Act, and that's what this bill seeks to change. In New Zealand we currently have regulations about animal exportation. There are conditions for animal welfare on the voyage and for animal welfare at the destination. But we have to be clear: we can do better for the conditions of animals. We can do better to improve animal welfare. But this bill seeks to do the heavy-handed approach, which is the ban. There would be a full cessation of trade from 30 April 2023.