IAN McKELVIE (National—Rangitīkei): Thank you, Madam Chair. Just on the topic of fishing, on Sunday night on one of the television programmes, there was a documentary called The Price of Fish, and that's going to drive a little bit of my questioning today, because I think that documentaries like that are unhelpful to anyone, and particularly unhelpful to industry in New Zealand. One of the Government's challenges, whoever the Government is, is to actually protect, or not "protect"—and it's a bad word—but to put in place measures that enable industries to continue to operate in a manner that's acceptable around the world and it's acceptable to our own people. I guess the point I'm making is that when you get documentaries like the one I saw on Sunday night, or Sunday afternoon, I think that puts an unfortunate taint on an industry that, frankly, is a pretty good industry. 