So what I'd like to do—as we discussed as a Parliament, this trade deal—is to put out a call to anyone who's listening to spread around the word that everyone in New Zealand and our visitors need to participate in ensuring that we keep this awful disease out of this country. So that's every pair of jandals that might have been in Bali, and I would really discourage people from trying to bring in pieces of meat that aren't part of trade agreements like this, and actually putting things in their suitcase that shouldn't be there—that will be really detrimental, not just to our farmers but to our whole economy. While we've seen a benign version of foot-and-mouth disease in Australia, it could have just as easily been real and so we need to work to make sure that that disease never comes here. Otherwise, everything we're doing here will be just in vain for a period of time.