So the Minister needs to explain why, five minutes ago, he said, "Don't worry about the live trade; you've always got the embryos and sperm." We don't, actually, because he's killed that market. His officials need to explain to the Minister how he's going to reconcile all that, and then he needs to reconcile to the farmers in New Zealand how they keep getting the best genetics in the world. If you're the racing industry, you don't rely just on New Zealand genetics. You get some of the best horses around the world and bring them in. He's called Sir Tristram for a reason—you know, he came from Ireland. What are we going to do with our beef, our sheep? How are we going to have a sheep milking industry if we don't get—