But let's remember, when the trade resumed new more rigorous animal welfare standards and reporting requirements were introduced as a result of the inquiry carried out by Michael Heron QC and Admiral Tony Parr into the trade. These new standards were well received by industry and our offshore markets, and they set a real precedent as far as global standards go. And that is the opportunity that this Parliament, and indeed this Government, have in front of it now. It is two choices: to either continue its plans for an outright ban, or take the opportunity to lead the world in welfare standards for the safe and humane trade of live animals. That is what we in the Primary Production Committee heard time and time again. 