So, as I said before, I didn't actually have with me the breakdown of the locations or the sub-sectors within the red meat sector, because, frankly, they're not terribly relevant to the bill. But, if you want to talk about the increased cost, which is the point that the National Party is making over and over again, my point that I was making was that we understand that this could have an effect on household prices if nothing changes and no one changes their behaviour, and that is one of the reasons why we've done that modelling. And, like I said, for a middle-income household, it comes out at about $3.40 a week, assuming no change. But, getting rid of the emissions trading scheme, or gutting the emissions trading scheme, or allowing it to remain busted, isn't the solution to that problem, right? The solution to that problem is to make sure that people have adequate incomes, which is something that we are doing as a Government.