Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR: The eradication effort has not been without substantial challenges. No one in the world has ever attempted this before, so we have been learning as we go. It's not always been perfect, but we have learnt and made changes over time. We are serious about learning and improving. Some of the changes we've made include a greater regional focus, more farmer-focused processes, testing is timelier, research is under way to improve testing further, and compensation processes have improved for affected farmers. There is still work to be done and there will be more infected farms to find. But we're well and truly on track to do what no other country in the world has done to eradicate this disease.