The Government has gone on to claim that it's "investing"—in inverted commas—a billion dollars of new money into the primary sector. Well, I call that a masterclass in smoke and mirrors. I've spent so much time going through Damien O'Connor's announcement line by line by line, and it is just extraordinary what this Government determines is investment in the primary sector. We've got vague waffle here, like "$118 million on advisory services to support farmers". Well, what does that mean? What are the advisory services; what is the support they're going to be given? What is the return on investment? What investment? What are they going to get in return? We've got Stuart Nash: $40 million to transform the forestry sector. Well, what is that? What does that mean? What is Stuart Nash's great transformation of the forestry sector? We've got $31 million for Meka Whaitiri to go out and police farmers and send out compliance officers to hold them up for their practices and do nothing but get in the way of the general high animal welfare standards that they apply to their farming businesses. Thirty-two million dollars: it is nothing but a crackdown on farmers for increased compliance and enforcement and on-farm inspection. 