I am deeply and familially involved in some aspects of this bill. I've not had the pleasure and privilege of being part of the Primary Production Committee, but, many years ago, it was my grandpa Ian Watt, who wrote some of the original biosecurity rules for New Zealand. He was a Government vet. As a result, we were brought up in fear and trembling at the thought of bringing anything into New Zealand that might risk our precious flora and fauna, because we are so vulnerable, we are so unique. I was reminded today when I was doing some research that the original source of biosecurity contamination in our beautiful country could be called Captain Cook's Endeavour. Had they only had the benefit of Steph Lewis's bill, we might now be enjoying the beautiful birds that were heard off Queen Charlotte Sound and were said to be deafening of a morning. We all know what we have lost; we are determined to preserve what we have. 