BARBARA KURIGER: Oh, OK. We know that we're looking for improvements to that legislation. Farmers are actually number eight wire people. They know they've got a lot of stuff to solve. We are not actually hiding behind that, and I count myself in that because I am a farmer as well, just like Mr Cameron is. Farmers want to get out of bed in the morning and they want to put one Red Band in front of the other and they want to do something practical. They are very good at doing the practical things that will help solve their problem. The issue that they've had lately is that there are so many regulations and so much red tape coming at them, and so many things to sort out, that they are spending all of their time stressing about where to go, what to do first, and they actually need to be able to work by region, by community, and help—I understand that there's got to be some underpinning things that go on.