Hon STUART NASH (Minister of Fisheries): In early February, off the back of reports that the rock lobster industry, which exports 99 percent of the live lobster export to China, would be hardest hit, the Government moved quickly. I agreed that fishery officials could allow a limited release of rock lobster back into the wild. The decision affected those fishers who had live crayfish in holding pots at sea and some held in tanks on land, subject to biosecurity measures. I also recently agreed to allow some of this year's uncaught rock lobster harvest to be carried forward to the next fishing year, which runs from 1 April 2020 to 31 March 2021. These are two examples of tangible action that we are leading by example in our response to this global issue.