Now, we've heard a lot about the 6,000 head of cattle and the loss of those beasts, and, actually we heard about the loss for weeks—it went on for weeks. The issue was kept alive—I heard the speaker from the Green Party talk about the activists. It was kept alive by activists and the Greens, who used that tragedy as an opportunity to keep the story alive and to promote their tree-hugging, leaf-eating lifestyles, and showed no respect for alternative views. And that is all we were asking for: a bit of respect for how other people choose to live their lives. But, no, they don't want anything to do with eating meat, they don't want anything to do with cows, and they certainly don't want anything to do with supporting New Zealand's primary sector in this country. But what we didn't hear about was the loss of those poor souls that went down with the ship. I'd like to pay tribute tonight to Lochie Bellerby and Scott Harris, our two Kiwis.