I acknowledge that demand for livestock exports by sea has increased in recent years. However, as noted already, they still only amount to approximately 0.2 percent of our primary sector export revenue since 2015. The Government has set—and, you know, it's been debated and criticised by many out there—a two-year transition period for the trade, which will end on 30 April 2023, next year. This allows stakeholders and our trading partners time to adopt alternative options and gives those farmers and others involved in the trade enough time to change their business models. We recognise the importance of our relationships with international partners and are committed to working with them to boost trade through other means. The decision to ban livestock exports by sea has been discussed with our trading partners. They are aware of why we have come to this decision. I am informed that most of the other affected parties—exporters, farmers, trading partners, and importers—are aware of the ban and understand the intent of the transition period.