I would also like to refer to another part of the Federated Farmers submission, where they called on a bit of a suggestion. They asked, for the Mycoplasma bovis tax issue, that the proposal should be generic, and in considering this, I'm pleased to report to the House that that submission—that there was strong support for that spread of income as suggested for a more generic provision to cover future biosecurity events. Officials have added that suggestion to the tax policy work programme. It's evidence like this that shows that we are listening and working with those people that need us at the time when they are facing uncertainty and enormous pressure. I'm proud of the relationship that Labour is building with the primary sector. I'm proud that we are actually working on something that is delivering—and I thought it was great that Mr Bayly called it good stuff like this in the tax bill that's building on the integrity of what it means to be fair and equal in the tax system. Thank you, Madam Speaker.