Hon EUGENIE SAGE (Green): Thank you very much, Mr Chair. So going back to the oceans, total funding allocated for fisheries, as part of Vote Agriculture, Biosecurity, Fisheries and Food Safety, in this financial year is $82.6 million, that's 14 percent and $13 million less than what was allocated last year. The Minister told the Primary Production Committee that the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Ltd's (NIWA) deepwater research vessel the Tangaroa, which provides a platform for research on fish stocks, is doing less than a third of the number of days at sea. It's been a reduction from 200 days to 60 days annually. The Minister said that the fishing industry was not particularly keen on increasing the frequency due to the cost-recovery involved. So does the Minister accept that there's a risk of the public seeing him and the Labour Government as being unduly influenced by the fishing industry when it relies on their reactions to determine how many days the Tangaroa goes to sea, and when the Government has failed to increase the funding for fisheries science, which is a basis of doing the ecosystem-based management, which the Government says it's interested in?