We made a pact through most of our Primary Production Committee people—and I really loved chairing that committee; it's the best committee in Parliament—that, actually, we want to uphold the standards in this election, and we do not want to make our farmers targets. After all, in the last two years, we've actually learnt that water storage is not just about farmers. It's not just about farmers; it's about Auckland now, because we've had a massive drought, and so we can actually see this. Where's the rural/urban divide? Actually, there is no rural/urban divide. We all need water. It's been a very awakening exercise, and the fact is that the beaches in Auckland need some attention. It's not just the farmers. So let's make a pact as a Parliament to act as a whole, as New Zealand. Let's make a pact to work these problems out together. 