Now, the Parliamentary Commissioner this morning highlighted that we could improve the Budget process by identifying some key long-run environmental issues and challenges and developing investment priorities to systematically address them to better mitigate future risks and to identify and address tipping points. The declining health of oceans and our fisheries should be one of those key issues. We really need to recognise their value and we need a much greater sense of urgency around policies and programmes for oceans and fisheries because, after all, with the fourth-biggest exclusive economic zone in the world and with 85 percent of our indigenous wildlife being in the sea, and yet with so many of those species threatened with extinction—90 percent of our seabirds, birds like albatross and mollymawks; 80 percent of our shore birds, and 22 percent of our marine mammals—we need to safeguard their future and ours. 