His name is Chris Salmon. He's a retired colonel from the Australian army. So if you happen to bump into him, say hi.
In any case, you talked a little bit about this competition area, and you talked about being free and green in Australia. Does the government have what we would call a food security policy in the sense of a secure food supply for Australians, ensuring that Australians are able to be self-sustaining, besides the export piece, in most of the things they need?
One of the things you talked about is a threat to sovereignty. No doubt, that's about folks who are unable to feed themselves perhaps coming through the northern boundary of Australia, which of course would present some difficulties. Has the Australian government developed a policy around that, or is it looking at that as part of this?