Now, it may seem to some people that it would be a repeat performance of the Mycoplasma bovis outbreak that we had just a small number of years ago, but, actually, it needs to be brought to the attention of the public that it would be far worse. So while Mycoplasma bovis was a devastating event for the farmers—it was a huge devastation to many farmers' wellbeing, watching herds get culled, and I must say, commending the Ministry for Primary Industries in that they have got this under control, because in the early days there were huge doubts. But Mycoplasma bovis has only one other country where it wasn't present, so it never became a trade issue. Foot-and-mouth disease would become a trade issue, and even if the disease was confined to a small part of New Zealand, the entire country would be, essentially, locked down within the first three days, and we know what that's like.