The fishing industry has been under fire from environmental groups and so-called green politicians around the world for many years now, and a lot of money is sourced internationally to try and influence policy in communities and fishing businesses like we have in New Zealand, and I think that's very unfortunate. We're quite capable of managing our own fishing industry, and I think we need to be let go and let do it. This Māui dolphin and Hector's dolphin thing is a very interesting piece of policy. But we've seen since 1921 five recorded captures of Māui dolphin, and since, I think, 1991, we've seen some 29 Hector's dolphins caught or entangled in fishing nets, and we're putting a massive structure in place that's going to damage large numbers of fishermen and women around the country in order to save a very small number of dolphins. 