This bill is going to hurt farmers, who are going to be the backbone of the economic recovery for New Zealand going forward. And that really shows the problem that we have with the New Zealand First Party because the New Zealand First Party will come into this House and, over the next few months, will go around the country saying that they are the farmers' friend—this is their election campaign. They're nodding. That's what they're going to say: "Trust us and there will be none of these things happening." Well, if the New Zealand First Party was so thorough, so trustworthy, so dependable, they would not let that review clause be in this legislation. This legislation puts off the big decision around agriculture to next year. Where was Winston Peters and his protecting the farmers when this debate came up in Cabinet? Why didn't he stand up and say no to that clause? He didn't.