I challenge the Government on the paradoxical approach that it's taking—on one hand, charging the primary production sector with doubling its export earnings in the next 10 years, while on the other hamstringing farmers and growers with regulations that leave them with little choice but to de-stock. How can productivity possibly increase on those terms? Selwyn is home to some of the country's leading agritech and agriscience innovators. We have Lincoln University, Lincoln Agritech, AgResearch, Manaaki Whenua—Landcare Research, Plant & Food Research, Ngāi Tahu Farming, Lincoln University Dairy Farms. So given Selwyn, with its university, agresearch centres and incubators, is the epicentre of New Zealand's agritech and innovation, one would have thought that our producers would meet requirements more easily than most. That they can't, says to me the Government has it wrong. 