Now, there was something I was looking for in the Speech from the Throne that I didn't hear a whole lot about, and so I'm very keen to hear from the Labour Party what their intentions are in the domain of oceans. So there were some clues in the appointment of the Hon David Parker in the role of oceans and fisheries Minister as opposed to just fisheries Minister—that's quite a good hint about the sense of direction. Another hint is in the appointment as the Associate Minister of Rino Tirikatene, in terms of, obviously, the very important interests that Māori have in the fisheries industry. But as yet, it's unclear what the programme of action is in this domain, and I would have liked to have heard more about that in the Speech from the Throne, because we know that the system that we have had for the last 30-odd years, in the form of the quota management system (QMS) and the regulatory approach that we've had towards the fishing industry, has actually failed to do the job that it is intended to do, which is to make sure that we are able to sustainably operate a fishing industry that actually preserves the biodiversity and marine life in our oceans. It has actually failed to do that. 