It's pretty interesting having a national pest management plan for kauri dieback. We have three in place currently: one for Psa-V in kiwifruit, one for bovine tuberculosis, and one for American foulbrood in bees. But, interestingly, those are all there to protect commercial crops and commercial species. This is the first time that a national pest management plan will be rolled out for a taonga species—for our kauri, which have no commercial purpose, but they are deeply important to us, and we do need to do some astonishing work on trying to save them.