So on balance, I think it's a shame we've gone down this path. I think we could have done better with it. I think we could have done better for world food production, I think we could have done better for animal welfare, and I think we could have done better for our farming community in New Zealand. Finally, I think that all these issues, all these matters that make up things like live export of animals, export of anything we choose to do as a country—because at the end of the day, we are very good as a trading nation. We are very good as a farming nation. We're the best there is, actually, and I think we should maintain that. The crux of this bill is that the Government are of the opinion that we can't maintain that unless we pass a bill banning the shipment of livestock. I don't accept that. So I think the National Party—we don't agree with it, and we'll look forward to whatever discussion does take place at select committee. I'm not optimistic we'll change it, though. Thank you, Madam Speaker.