In April 2021, the Government announced a ban on live exports would be implemented. This was a reaction to the sinking of the Gulf Livestock 1, where both animal and animal lives were lost. And I'll just note that the Panama authorities have recently released a report on the fatal Gulf Livestock 1 sinking to New Zealand authorities. However, New Zealand authorities have not released that report to the public. I hope they do, as it's a matter of some public interest. This was, albeit, a truly tragic maritime disaster. However, instead of enshrining an animal welfare gold standard into law, the Government has instead used this as an opportunity to shut down a significant industry for New Zealand, virtually overnight. While there have been examples in the media and in the select committee of poor practice, this does not reflect the standards of the majority of the exporters who operate built-for-purpose vessels and undertake strict monitoring on board and at destination. These exporters have also been calling for a gold standard to get rid of the small minority, like in any industry, where there's some cowboys who don't comply with the standards voluntarily.