A big part of this work is that the Minister, in his second reading, referred to the ability to protect our assets when COVID hit our shores last year, in 2020. Although we are in a better position than we initially thought back in 2020, I can recall, very early in January last year, that the first piece of regulation as a Government official that we had to deal with was the fisheries quota—rock lobster quota. Normally, every year, our rock lobster industry has to send rock lobster over to China for the Chinese New Year, and at the time, because COVID had hit China, fisheries officials were incredibly concerned about the impact on businesses if those orders ran dry, because that's exactly what was happening. Chinese New Year celebrations were being cancelled in China; so our rock lobster industry sought the assistance of the Government to be able to put in regulations to not have to catch the particular rock lobster or, for those that they could catch, be able to carry over that quota. They were really concerned at the insolvency that may come from the stopping of the sales.