So it is implorable on this House to consider a very special thing that is happening in New Zealand at the moment, and that is the Labour, Green, New Zealand First parties are saying the right things around our primary industries. They're actually saying they believe in them. They have actually been booting them for years and now saying, "Oh no, we need you. We love you. We want you to contribute to the future of New Zealand going forward." Should we believe that? Should we take that? Should we understand that they genuinely think that? Well, I think we have to take them at their word, because we know that the primary sector is the future of New Zealand. We know that they will deliver the jobs, they will deliver the export earnings, and they will deliver the future for this country. That party can never understand that, because they don't believe in freedom of enterprise, they don't believe in aspiration, they don't believe in hard work, and they don't believe in investing your money and making something out of it. They believe it's all dictated from a group of people in Wellington that are some kind of academic elite that can determine the future of a country, and the COVID crisis is a perfect opportunity for that academic elite to show their credentials. That's what the Labour Party stands for.