ANGELA ROBERTS (Labour): I rise with pleasure to take a call on the Animal Welfare Amendment Bill. We're not scared of this "just transition" conversation in Taranaki, we're quite used to it. In Taranaki, the conversation—we're at the pointy end of much of it. It's not just about a zero-carbon economy, but also a sustainable future, a thriving economy. So we're used to this and we're not scared of the conversation. So, you know, we've got a lofty goal, we're ambitious for our primary industries. We want to be known as the most ethical producer of food on the planet, and we want to be known as being able to use cutting-edge science to replace old ways of doing things with something that is better, such as using dairy cow genetics and germplasm—I didn't know what that was until today, but there you go, we don't need to go any further into that one.