Livestock exports form part of a network of trading activities that create and foster relationships and a customer base that support New Zealand's broader international trade objectives. We hear a lot, over the other side of the House, about how we can't guarantee what happens to those animals when they get to the other side. People are paying mega-money for these animals. They are paying a fortune. For those animals, by the time they leave the country, they need to be travelled, they need to be in tip-top condition. Who in their right mind would take a ship of animals that the buyer at the other end was going to refuse to take? It just doesn't happen. They actually pay very good money, and when they get to the other end, why would they not want to look after the animals, why would they want to abuse them, why would they waste money? 