I was just looking at a document this afternoon and it talked about the Dutch approach, not necessarily to this bill but to sustainability. Look at this: "Innovation is a key commitment to sustainability."—twice as much food, half as many resources. The Dutch, for the size of their country, are now the number two exporters of food produce by value in the world. That is because they have met the market around them, and New Zealand farmers can outperform the Dutch farmers if we give them that chance. The problem we have is if we set too many rules, too many regulations without the ability for farmers to meet those rules and regulations through good science, and with the threat on them that, if a Minister determines they haven't done enough, they will then be included in a scheme that would be detrimental if it is enacted at a very high level, that means that our farmers could potentially lose some of that efficiency. They could potentially lose some of that judgment they will make in making sure that they produce products in a way that will meet the world market going forward.