Mr David Bennett raised the issue of compensation. Yes, he answered it himself. There has been two years lead-in to this. We have, clearly, had discussions with—and of course there'll be people who have interests who will object all the way to the end, but, actually, I've again spoken to many people who said we've got plenty of time to transition out of that, thank you very much, and we'll move on. In terms of bobby calves, we now have—it's a whole different issue around bobby calf management, and we have sexed semen. So there won't be excess animals coming into our system—not the ones that people might have sold and, in fact, are not one and the same thing, as most of the members know that. These have often been bred for purpose, they'll just be bred for meat or for dairy production.