So if we don't comply, if we consider to keep our heads in the sand, to keep our heads in the 1890s, then, quite frankly, those who will suffer will be our farmers, will be our primary producers who will struggle to get produce into Europe, the very place we're currently looking for a free-trade agreement. So those who don't understand that: doing nothing is not an option, doing nothing for the climate is not an option, and doing nothing economically for New Zealand's ability to continue to trade with the world is not an option. I hear the previous speaker talking about how we're going to be worse off than Europe; the UK and Norway are going to be banning petrol vehicles in a fairly short time. I've looked through the legislation, and I don't think we're quite there yet.