Like many others, I do want to acknowledge the families who lost loved ones in the Gulf Livestock 1. In particular, I want to acknowledge the Bellerby family from Southland who lost their son and brother Lochie Bellerby in this tragic maritime accident. From the review that resulted from this maritime tragedy, there were two approaches that this Government could have taken. The first one was to continue the trade but with stronger regulations, maintaining strong animal welfare standards and enhancing New Zealand's long-term trade relations. Now, National obviously agrees with that approach—a gold standard with changes to perhaps stocking density, increases in reporting from vets, increases in minimum fodder requirements, things that could have made a real difference to animal welfare. But instead of working with the primary industry on a complex issue to bring about workable solutions, this Government chooses to ban it. To shut off $261 million of revenue and the wider financial implications for the rural sector. I guess throwing away $260 million is nothing to a Government that wastes billions. So it meant nothing to them.