But, I must say, having had the privilege of being able to travel since then, a lot, every time I've come back into New Zealand, I've seen the signs at the airport, and I've taken them very, very seriously. In fact, I've often declared things I didn't need to declare, and even been told off by the biosecurity officers for declaring something I didn't need to declare. But for me, it's partly my personality, but partly, I think, as a New Zealander. I think all of us feel this way. We are incredibly passionate about both our environment, in terms of protecting it, but we're also incredibly passionate about the economic contribution of the industries that rely on not having biosecurity incursions.