MARK CAMERON (ACT): Thank you, Minister for the opportunity to further debate this piece of abysmal legislation. In 2009, Minister, and this is as much a question as a statement, farmer confidence surveys were started by Federated Farmers, from 2009 to the present day. It has never been so low in the recent survey—never been so low. Farmers are being faced with a myriad of legislative changes, including the live-animal export ban. I just want to rattle them off and you can cut it in at any time when you're taking into consideration the $261 million that this bill and the revenue it seems to remove from the primary industries: significant natural areas; Hei Waka Eke Noa; an emissions trading scheme; winter grazing; freshwater farm plans—contextualise that, Minister, with $261 million leaving the industry—a ute tax, and goodness gracious knows what that means; animal welfare reforms. Goodness gracious, yet again, a whole lot of unknowns. Again, contextualise that, Minister, if I may: $261 million.