Hon DAVID PARKER: The 2016 report on behalf of the prior National Government by Mike Heron QC into Operations Achilles and Hippocamp showed significant discarding and high grading of fish. We'll never know the exact quantity of what's been happening, but it has been material. As a consequence, last week we made two significant announcements to remedy the problem. The first is for 300 inshore commercial fishing vessels to be fitted with on-board cameras—this delivers on another of the Government's election commitments. On-board cameras will provide independent, accurate information about commercial fishing activity; this will provide greater certainty and transparency and more evidence on which to base decisions about policy and regulation, scientific research, fisheries, and protected species management. The roll-out will be staged to prioritise those vessels that pose the greatest risk to protected species, such as Hector's dolphins, black petrels, and antipodean albatross. When complete, cameras will record activity on vessels responsible for about 85 percent of the commercial inshore catch by volume.