Look, I'm only going to speak for a few minutes. Clearly, this has a lot of support around the House. The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has a critical role again, ensuring that science is applied to challenging hazardous organisms and that it is done in a way that gives the community confidence but also allows appropriate chemicals to be used. If there are—as there are—global regulators with significant repute who have gone through a process of assessment in a way that the EPA feels comfortable with, then we should be able to use that data in a more efficient way to reach, one would assume, pretty similar outcomes. So the efficiency that is embedded in this is positive from the National Party perspective. 