They criticise our plan around environmental sustainability without offering an option of their own, but they know deep down that our economic prosperity is in terms of giving consumers what they want, and the consumers in the markets that this bill allows us to sign up to—they don't want to buy the cheapest product. We have never sold our products to those that want to buy the cheapest. We have always sold our products to the most discerning consumers in the world, and this bill gives us more access to those consumers, but those consumers don't want agricultural products that impact on the environment. Those consumers do not want to buy primary products from a country that is not doing their bit for climate change. 