In fact, when we had this incursion, this outbreak, and we had the lockdown in Auckland, the Minister still didn't act. It didn't register to him that something needed to be done. It was only when the sectors came to the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) and asked, because they had to have an exemption now. In the past, the farmers were seen as essential businesses. But now, under this outbreak, you also need to have a Ministry of Health exemption. The Minister didn't think about talking to the Minister of Health and asking for that exemption for New Zealand farmers. There's no way he can deny that—there is no way he can deny that—because he didn't get an exemption for New Zealand farmers. The only exemption that is out there now is for dairy, horticulture, and poultry, and that's because those sectors have been knocking on MPI's door for the last week. Where are the sheep and beef farmers? Where is the racing industry? Where's the Minister for Racing, standing up for his industry? They were nowhere to be seen. They haven't acted in the best interests of New Zealanders, and that is a disgrace for those Ministers. They did not do their job.