Unlike the negative side, the other side of the House, where they seem to think the poor farmers won't survive over a two-year transition period out of live exports, I have far greater confidence—far greater confidence—in our farmers, and when I'm going to be sitting on the select committee, listening to submissions, I'm going to ask a lot of questions from farmers about, "Really, do you think this is something for the future, or do you think that we can do more with our livestock and grow our rural economy better and stronger with better reputation, without the need for live sheep exports?" Thank you, Madam Speaker.