When you only have $22 million being spent, on average, in the years between 2017 and 2020 on fisheries research, that's a puny amount, and that contributes to the lack of data. Again, the Prime Minister's Chief Science Advisor highlighted that that leads to decisions based on uncertain data and information, and it has left big gaps in fisheries management. In Budget 2022, we need to see a much-greater investment in fisheries science and research in order to underpin a much more sustainable regime.