Now, if I look just at one example. China, alone, took about $20 billion of our goods in 2021. Most of that was dairy, meat, and wood. And China is also rebuilding its dairy herd, because they reduced their herd in a culling programme in 2015-2016 by 50 percent, but now they're trying to rebuild it so they can rebuild their ability to produce milk domestically. So that is obviously a big trading partner, an important one. Has the Minister gone to any of these trading partners and our biggest ones and asked them, rather than just putting a finger in the air and being like, "I feel like it could affect our reputation."? Has he gone and actually asked them and got some data to inform this decision about whether it will in fact affect our trade with them or not? Because that would seem to be an absolutely critical point, to actually have some metrics underpinning the decision, and it is one that would give some confidence that the Minister's actually making a principled decision, rather than just a "feels" decision.