Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR (Minister of Agriculture): Look, Mr Chair, thank you very much, and I'll take the opportunity to answer some of the questions, I'll work through them. Let's start at the top. Just because this trade will stop does not mean that we lose that income, it means that those animals remain in New Zealand and, for the most part, will probably end up being higher-value exports by way of meat products. So we're not losing the income to our country at all, it just will come in a different form. I accept that there will be, possibly, lower income directly to the farmers who are selling these animals directly in—and they are getting a premium.