But what I'm concerned about is listening to Mr Robertson talk about how everything's just going along fine and dandy. Well, they're saying it's all fine and dandy as a tsunami's coming at you. We've got an enormous tsunami coming at us, and that is our export markets—and thank goodness for the farmers, by the way. If we weren't producing all this food—thankfully, people still have to eat, but they're not necessarily going to be eating quite the same quantity or quite the same as what we have, because we're exporting fine product. But if we didn't have the farmers—if the Government had actually succeeded in undermining farmers so much they stopped bothering to produce—we would be in very, very dire straits. Thank goodness. Think about Air New Zealand, for instance, and what they're going through at the moment: cutting flights—they and many other airlines. This is not business as usual. About half of Air New Zealand's owned by the Government. We're going to have a massive loss coming up there. We've got losses all over coming at us as a country.