Look, I'd also like the Minister to tell the Chamber and tell New Zealanders and tell farmers why the Minister decided to go ahead with this, because the regulatory impact statement stated that there are two approaches to respond to the problem from the 2019 review of the post Gulf Livestock 1. The first was to allow for trade to continue but with stronger regulations, through maintaining strong animal welfare standards, and enhancing New Zealand's long-term trade relationships. Now, that's something that Australia has proven is possible. Australia has got gold standard for their live export. They got a fantastic deal with the United Kingdom. Why can't New Zealand do the same? Why can't the Minister give our farmers that confidence that we're going to back them, just like Australia has done?