There's two main reasons why the Labour Party supports this bill, why the Government will be supporting this bill. And that, first of all, is the environment. We know that making New Zealand's biosecurity system more resilient will help protect our taonga. That's our ngahere, Tāne-mahuta: the forests, the rivers, and the beautiful natural environment that we've been gifted. We love to take our children for bush walks. We love to enjoy what we've been given in New Zealand, and protecting that and making sure that we nurture it and look after it, as the caretakers we should be, is incredibly important, as New Zealanders, to our identity, to our future, and for the generations to come. We owe it to the kids yet born to make sure we look after the natural environment that we've been given. More than 3,000 of our native species are in serious trouble or at risk of extinction, and, in fact, 142 species were at risk in 2008, and three-quarters of our native fish and one-third of plants were threatened with extinction. We have a fight on our hands to keep in place the beautiful natural environment we have now, and it's a worth a fight, I can tell you.