CLAYTON MITCHELL: At one page, it's pretty easy to read, I'd have to say. It didn't take up a lot of my time. But, in actual fact, the point is that the three vested interest groups here are the sharks themselves, because they are a protected species; the community as a priority to the citizens of New Zealand that live on Stewart Island that have been tormented by these operators operating where they're operating, and how that needs to continue; and, of course, the wider environment, to make sure that we are doing our bit to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the public, the public good, the local people, and, of course, the sharks themselves. 