Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister for the Environment): I'll try and whip through them reasonably quickly. In respect of funding for the Ministry of Fisheries, there's no change to the funding for core services at the Ministry of Fisheries, including research. There is a significant impost on the fishing industry in the next few years coming from cameras on boats, although there is a taxpayer subsidy for it that is still a additional cost to the industry. So more environmental services, if you like, are being cost recovered from the industry in respect of that, though, I do accept the point made that the number of days that Tangaroa is sent to sea has decreased over the decades. I think some of that is explicable from the fact that at the start they were gathering completely new science. Now they're updating existing datasets, and they probably don't need as much time at sea to do that. There may also be some other technological advances in modelling that enable them to have less time at sea. But nonetheless, I accept that is an issue that we need to keep an eye on.