The first question is that it was laid out of a foundation with this New Zealand economy going to be spearheaded by the rural sector. We withstood a global pandemic that caused havoc across the landscape. Who was better to fix that and keep the economy going? It was the rural sector. Despite this, we have seen a bureaucratic machinery that's pontificated. When was the last time that anyone in this hall—and I challenge them—was actually on a farm, talking to farmers, understanding the difficulties that they were going to have to deal with? Am I, as I said, the only practical farmer in here? The future of rural New Zealand—