In Aotearoa New Zealand, the Green Party wants us to have thriving oceans, and our commitment to that was such that one of our six big policies that we championed during the election campaign was our policy for thriving oceans. One of the key commitments in that is to end bottom trawling and to end set-netting. Ending bottom trawling will end an industrial fishing method which involves dragging heavy nets, weighted heavily, across the seabed, like ploughing the seafloor—bulldozing the seafloor. Each pass of one of those heavy bottom trawling nets on things like seamounts destroys coral, destroys sponges. Those corals can be over a hundred years old. If they're destroyed, they don't just bounce back, and that's why we need much stronger action, particularly now that we no longer have New Zealand First in this Parliament as a handbrake on action to move towards sustainable fisheries management. 