So I think the issue that raises for me is that if we'd wanted to, we could have put measures in place to very effectively and efficiently export livestock to other parts of the world for breeding purposes. The other thing we could have done—and I know that people think this is too hard, but we most certainly could have had a significant influence on the treatment of those animals when they got to their destination. In fact, it would have done probably a great service to some of those countries to have been involved in the acclimatisation of those heifers and the assimilation of them into their new environment, because it would have got them treated better, it would have got a better result for the people who took those animals at the other end, and I think it would have made quite a bit of difference too. So we could have, if we wished to, in my view, turned this industry into a showcase and enabled a whole lot of benefits to food production around the world that we now will not be able to achieve.