Last night we had the pastoral lease amendment bill, and when we started talking about the high country farming families, we heard laughing and scoffing from the other side of the House. They scoffed at any anguish that was causing to those high country farmers. Well, I want to read some excerpts from an email that was sent to me from one of my constituents. And I may not get it all read and I apologise to them. It goes: "Live exports, what it means to us. Here on the farm the ability to live export is important to us both financially and, more importantly, emotionally. Each year we sell about 70 jersey heifers and they go to China. Without this market, those very heifers have no future. Here is the choice for our spring-born surplus heifers: we could sell them on the bobby calf truck at four days of age."—probably on the other side of the House they don't know what bobby calves are, they are calves four days old—"We would get income less than the cost of the milk they drank in the four days. It's horrific to think that animals of four days of age should be killed to save them from a life as a profitable breeding cow in a sophisticated operation in China." I could go on, but obviously I haven't got time. But we oppose the—[Time expired]