But what caught my eye was the repeated use of the added phrase which is including transportation in capturing of the electronic equipment. I see that both the MPI document and now the bill also refers to provisions to install electronic and other equipment to observe fishing-related activities, and this includes "the return, abandonment, processing, or sorting of fish, transportation connected with fishing,". MPI wanted to amend the definition of fishing to broaden the power relating to the installation of cameras on boats in order to observe wider fishing-related activities such as fish processing. Their definition of the processing of fish includes land-based activities related to fishing, such as the filleting of fish in fish factories and also at market. This Government makes a fine job of telling New Zealand businesses that while globally we're being hailed as one of the best in the world at management systems and sustainability, "We don't trust you to get it right and we want the ability to film everything that you do, just in case, and just because we can." 