It's an incredibly important part of our economy and it's incredibly important for our communities, as well, and I can say that I have personal experience on both sides of this discussion. As a young guy, in fact, I remember going with my younger brother cycling around local farms and asking if they had a job. When I was a 12-year-old, a farmer was good enough to take me on—and I think my brother was 10—and we got our first job, working on farms, and it went on from there. I worked for years as a young person on farms. I helped out in the shearing sheds, I went out cleaning troughs and checking fences, and I went on to do a whole lot of things. 