Hon DAVID PARKER: This is part of a wider programme where we are clamping down on discards and high grading. In general, from when these rules come into effect, a fin fish, if caught commercially, will have to be landed. This will incentivise fishers to innovate and move to more selective fishing practices in order to catch only the fish they want and to find ways to avoid catching the smaller or economically lower-value fish if they don't want to catch them. The changes include simplifying the rules around which fish must be landed. Some of the rules are very complex for the commercial fishing sector to comply with, currently. As a consequence of the greater transparency and more simplicity of rules, we are able to move to a more graduated set of penalties that better reflect the scale of offending; sometimes those penalties are a bit over the top for minor offending, at the moment. This is part of wider work that we are doing with industry leaders to improve the outcomes for everyone, and I was gratified to see that there has been considerable support from not just environmentalists but also significant parts of the industry for the measures that we are taking.