Now, in 1882, our first export of frozen meat left New Zealand and confirmed that we were going to be then, and thereafter, an export nation. All our policy should be focused on that as well as import substitution. We're going to go back, dare I say it, to make New Zealand the great country it has been in the past, not because we have some nostalgic dream but because in past times our country got it right. And of late, for far too long before this happened, as we tried to change our economy we've been getting it wrong. New Zealand has enormous wealth and natural products above ground, below ground, and at sea, and it has, as the Prime Minister has referred to, a truly amazing people when put to the test.