If I can move on to a couple of the other questions and points raised by people, the nitrate inhibitors and the challenge around through He Waka Eke Noa—this is the industry – Government - Māori collective looking at the challenges and progress that we can make—we have a target of 10 percent reduction of methane in agricultural emissions by 2030. I think we can get there, and while we have limited access to technology at this stage, there is quite a lot in the pipeline. We're working internationally across about 60 countries to come up and share the technology—things like bolus, things like nitrate inhibitors. But as we saw with dicyandiamide, we've got to be cautious about how we use these things so that we don't end up with traces in our products offshore. So that caution is justified; none the less, the challenge of actually reducing our emissions from agriculture remains in place. We'll work with the industry, we'll listen to their advice, and I'm sure we'll put in place a workable solution to that. 