Then, we have New Zealand First being accused by the Minister of interfering in a process, and Greenpeace also accusing New Zealand First of taking money from industry players to influence policy. It's a shambles, and the challenge of this is that it undermines the credibility of the fishing industry. I don't mind what happens in this Parliament, but it undermines an industry that is hugely valuable to New Zealand, that returns $2 billion worth of benefit to this country, and that employs some 13,000 people—primarily in provincial New Zealand—with 2,500 of them taking great risk at sea. 