Hon DAVID BENNETT (National): Thank you, Mr Chair. In the last answer from the Minister, he talked about there being a compensation, I guess, for not having the live trade in that you can use sperm and embryos and such like to enable New Zealand to have access to genetics and such like, and this hasn't been discussed in this House before. But, at the same time as this bill, the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has, effectively, cut the trade in embryos and sperm from overseas. So the new rules and regulations around it basically mean it is impossible to bring in a lot of those products to New Zealand. That's a relationship back to the M. bovis days, and MPI have tightened up the rules. So, effectively, for those that aren't here, they basically have to put radioactive—give a good whack to those products, which basically knocks them out, and a very small proportion will actually ever survive.