Now, animal exports have done and can be done safely, and there were a number of conditions that the Ministry for Primary Industries put in when they went through, like having focused maritime inspection of livestock carrier ships entering New Zealand to transport livestock by Maritime New Zealand as a safeguard; restricting stock density on vessels to 90 percent of the current limits; increasing requirements for voyage recording, including daily vet reports during voyages; and increasing minimum fodder, as I said before. So who would really want their livestock to turn up overseas in less than a good state, because it's not going to be an export business for very long. 