So I know that farmers will take biosecurity measures; they did this through the Mycoplasma bovis outbreak. But what I do want to say to people is that Mycoplasma bovis was different. It was devastating for farmers, it was awful, it was psychologically devastating, and it was a really hard time. I'm pleased to see that there's a level of success—one much higher than I predicted at the time—but this is different. Mycoplasma bovis was—we've only got one other country in the world where we are free of Mycoplasma bovis. If it was foot-and-mouth disease, it would have every chance that it would threaten not only our farmers; it would threaten our whole $52 billion worth of trade.