We spoke to the Minister about several things. We questioned him about changes to fisheries enforcement and monitoring, funding for research and development, marine protected areas, frequency of fisheries stock assessment, the risk of ecosystem shifts, and increasing cost of marine fuel. When we asked the Minister what he expected the outcomes to be for the $65.4 million that was going to be going into enforcement and monitoring, he felt that it would improve compliance and that would largely be through the introduction of cameras on fishing vessels. He noted that that was something that would likely be able to happen through the Fisheries Amendment Bill that was actually before the select committee at that time. The cameras on the fishing vessels has come about through successive work by the last few Governments wanting to make that happen. So that's a really positive thing that we heard from the Minister.