I'd note the Opposition have mentioned ad nauseam that we don't have a plan. But when they've been challenged on their plan, they're yet to show that they've had any plan—apart from pulling the knife out of Simon Bridges' back. They don't seem to have been able to articulate anything else apart from a change of face. Well, Todd Muller is respected on this side of the House and is liked, and I will acknowledge the previous speaker has done a good job of lifting the profile of agriculture in the debates around this House. He certainly is an example, potentially, of be careful what you wish for. It does look to be a bit harder than it seems from the backbench, being the leader. 