Another point I wanted to make about the dairy industry, and, in fact, farming in New Zealand in general, is that we have some extraordinarily innovative companies that have been driven by the sector, and they'll continue to be driven, providing we have a healthy industry. The provision of DIRA is critical to that healthy industry. One or two of them are based in Palmerston North, in fact, and, of course, the Gallagher Group, who are the doyen of electric fence manufacturers—and security system manufacturers, petrol pumps, and many other things—are based out of Hamilton but also have a large base in Marton, in the Rangitīkei electorate. Levno, the modern company—he'd like me thinking it's modern—that does the milk measuring and milk meters and things like that, comes all the way out of Foxton—in fact, Nathan Guy's electorate at the moment, although I'd like to claim it at times. And, of course, the Allflex tags were born and bred in Palmerston North, taken over by a French company. 