There is no independent audit process that the Minister talked about; that is just an illusion. All we have is a commission—a commission that is appointed by the Government, a commission that will make its decision—and this will not be an independent audit process as to how well farmers have done. This is purely a political decision that will be made by the Green Party, the New Zealand First Party, and the Labour Party pre-election. After the election, the National Party will take a different approach. We will look at science and practical things that actually work, and we will be there to work alongside the businesses and farmers of New Zealand, because everybody understands that there are goals that need to be achieved. Our markets have moved, our consumers have moved, our public have moved, but we need to move with them as an industry, in a way that we can do that, and that is the secret to get that balance right. And that's what the National Party wants to see in this field, and we wish that the other parties would do that.