So the export of livestock and import of livestock into New Zealand has always been a very important part of New Zealand's way and how we go about things. Sometimes the good intentions of legislation have unforeseen negative impacts on society and the animals concerned, and that's almost certainly the case with this bill, because if you think about our place in agriculture in the world—and the Minister did appease me to some extent by talking about genomic export and stuff like that, which is all very well for big, highly technological, competent industries, but many parts of the world that farm livestock in this form are not in that position. Therefore, the acquisition of a real cow, for example, is much more important to them or much more useful to them than, in fact, other types of technology and science.