Now, New Zealand's foot-and-mouth response, according to Stuart Anderson, biosecurity director at the Ministry for Primary Industries, would be swift and drastic. I know that both the Minister and the Ministry for Primary Industries are totally focused on this issue at the moment, as they should be. They've said today a foot-and-mouth outbreak would be a national biosecurity emergency, and the response would be swift and drastic. The word "crisis" gets used in and out of this House a lot, but what we can all reassure the public of New Zealand is that if the foot-and-mouth outbreak came to this country, it would be a crisis. So Deputy Director-General for Biosecurity Stuart Anderson said they would test herds and they would destroy diseased animals immediately. It would all happen very quickly. 