I seek to advocate for 23,000 farming families, and let's imagine and reflect on their perspective on this Government's tsunami of impact that they have wrought upon rural New Zealand over the last couple of years. Kieran McAnulty immediately looks down at his pad because he knows that if he stands up in his community in Wairarapa, this is what he gets told. He gets told, "First of all you rocked up with a capital gains tax." Yes, it got put back in its box, but you absolutely had an intent. You were going to come after those farmers because, from your perspective, that was an asset that deserved to be taxed. Then you have your essential freshwater proposals, and the reaction that that gets from our farming community, when you take the capacity of farmers to imagine how to actually farm to the limits that you're proposing off the table—you know it, because you've seen it. They have seen it when they've gone out and listened to the farming community on how massively impacted they are by those proposals. 