Farmers identify who they are by what they do; ever increasingly, this is being taken from them. My Mycoplasma bovis case recently is a prime example. Everyone, while well-intentioned in the Rural Support Trust—I received one phone call in a year. We all hear the Minister of Health routinely saying this kind of thing is not simply good enough. Well, we say in rural New Zealand, "What's he doing about it, and when will they all start working together?" Where are our doctors, our healthcare workers? When will rural clinics get the bloody help they need that all too often they don't have?