MARK CAMERON (ACT): Thank you, Mr Chair. Minister, if I could just change tack very quickly, the M. bovis programme, which you're acutely aware of and have just previously mentioned, is an ongoing expenditure—this, notwithstanding Five Star Beef feedlot, which I know you're intimately versed in, was first notified of infection on-farm in 2018. Now, I'm cognisant of the fact that there's an exorbitant sum of money that's probably going to be spent on its depopulation and then its compensation. This notwithstanding, I am sure there is disease mitigation from the property that's ongoing in terms of cost through the programme. Can you please explain to every member in this House what the money will be. I know you and I have had several correspondences on this. There has been no money allocated. There's been figures thrown around between $40 million and $200 million, notwithstanding there'll be an inflationary cost to that because, as I say, the property was first notified in 2018 and now it's 2022. Of the $886 million appropriated, I believe, for the programme, how much of this will directly go to Five Star feedlot?