One final comment, we did debate as a select committee when it should come into effect, its commencement date, and then some stock and trade provisions. Now, we got some pushback from elements of the sector saying that there should be a three-year transition. It is only 18 months from Royal assent. Frankly, I think that's quite generous. But, I think in its own way signals that despite some of the sector's positioning and potentially even protestation around the need or otherwise for this bill, there is an acknowledgment that, frankly, there still is too much in this New Zealand supply chain of product that doesn't actually meet the joint standard with Australia. There is an updated standard, it's 2021, it's coming down the track. This bill enables and assumes that the Minister will make the requisite adjustments to the regulations when both Australia and New Zealand have landed agreed transitional arrangements. But it's a good first step, it protects New Zealanders, and I have great pride in being able to put it forward this evening. Thank you.