Now, when I was thinking of standing and talking on this bill, it gave me time to reflect back on some of the work that I've done at a grassroots level. In 2001, I was able to travel with a UK farmer across New Zealand when we ran a campaign around foot-and-mouth disease. We went and we toured the country and we talked to farmers about the devastation that happens with biosecurity risks, and as we did that, we learnt through farmers how public awareness is one of the greatest tools. Good communication is one of the greatest tools to absolutely educate the public. What we're going to see is we're going to have biosecurity videos under this bill that we are supporting being compulsorily played on every craft that enters this country. 