Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR: Budget 2021 invests a further $66 million over the next year to continue the Mycoplasma bovis eradication programme. It also sees investment of $22.5 million to continue improving compliance with and enforcement of the National Animal Identification and Tracing scheme—or NAIT, as it's called. Our ability to trace cattle and deer through the NAIT system is a critical factor in managing biosecurity threats, including M. bovis, that could have a devastating impact on New Zealand's agricultural sector. Traceability is also important for food safety and quality assurance programmes and for responding quickly to natural disasters. We've achieved increased levels of NAIT compliance in recent years, and this funding will help us maintain and build on that good work.