Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR (Minister for Biosecurity): Look, thank you. I'm more than happy to answer. I'm not sure I've had an update. The claim of the number of farms under movement control is far greater than I—and I'll get clarification on that if I can. OSPRI has been—it's an interesting entity. It hasn't worked well at times for a number of reasons. I'm not going to go into them. I think the member might know it's been through a bit of a faulty period that has led to, I guess, poor performance in National Animal Identification and Tracing, and some mistakes around TB. But the issue in the Hawke's Bay related, I guess, to the reality of consultation and the right of landowners to contest the ability to get access for 1080 control. If people say they don't want 1080 on their land, they just want ground control, then there's a risk that if you've got a high population of possums and you've got, you know, some pretty extensive bush areas, then chances are you're not going to get the possum numbers down to the point where you need them. That, indeed, is what happened in the Hawke's Bay. Those possums seem to have moved into those farms, brought the TB with them, and, of course, we had an outbreak.