Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR: I'm aware that we do use glyphosate across our agricultural sectors. We don't at the same levels that they use in countries where there are genetically modified organism crops that allow the widespread use of glyphosate on food crops. We don't allow that. So we have a far lower rate of utilisation, usually for weed control. Regarding honey, it is difficult to know exactly where the bees fly, and I think the challenge for the apiculture industry is to try and ensure that they don't end up with residues from sprayed areas, like alongside the roadsides, that end up in the honey. That's why we are testing prior to any export.