It actually talks to a fundamental view that sits at the core of this Government around the future of agriculture and the dominance that it has historically had in this economy of our country. For at least a couple of decades, the left of centre—particularly expressed by the Labour Party—have held the view that agriculture is a sunset industry. They have held the view that the New Zealand economy's dependence on agriculture to be able to produce the most efficient food and fibre to the world and to sell it to discerning consumers around the world was yesterday's model and that the economy needs to diversify beyond it to other industries and other sectors. You overlay that with an absolute focus on destroying an oil and gas sector, and then—in particular with respect to agriculture—a view that their best days are behind them, and that is at the core of the philosophy that this Government brings to the table for agriculture in New Zealand. 