Hon DAVID PARKER: In respect of measures that have been taken, I'm advised that the use of wire leaders was banned in 2015 and the analysis of the effect of this—wire leaders make it more difficult to release protected species when caught—shows a significant reduction in catches of protected species, including turtles and sharks. Earlier this year, public consultation also concluded on the banning of J hooks to reduce turtle captures, and I'll be receiving advice on that later this year prior to making a final decision. In addition, Fisheries New Zealand works with the Department of Conservation protected species liaison officer programme to provide fishers with education and information and equipment such as line cutters to support the safe release of turtles. In addition, Fisheries New Zealand is collaborating with the University of Florida on research about sea turtle distribution and potential mitigation. In addition, of course, we have funded in the last year cameras on boats, which are being rolled out, and I'm advised once that roll-out is finished it will cover 95 percent of the captures, which were in longline fishers of highly migratory species, all of which are intended to be covered through cameras on boats.