So again, referring to the contribution as made by my colleague in the Labour Party to those National Party MPs who continue to raise the fact that we could seek to maybe have some kind of discussions with these countries that we're exporting to around their animal welfare standards. Once again, if you look at the Heron report, you will see very clearly—as I'm sure the National Party would understand, given their constant banging of the drum of their economic literacy—that we cannot regulate the markets internally, what's occurring with regard to animal welfare standards in those other countries. Again, this is why we sought to do it in 2008. I'm hearing from the National Party that this is why we can seek to regulate. We can seek to regulate and licence those who are leaving our shores, absolutely. But we have next to no control over what happens when those animals arrive on that foreign soil. And that is the point.