They try and tell us this bill is about equity. But when it comes to equity of certain groups like rural communities, their equity didn't count. And that's why it's not in the bill, and that's why this Minister has been dragged kicking and dragging his feet to the committee of the whole House and finally puts up that he concedes the Government was wrong. And, quite rightly, 800,000 rural New Zealanders, who deliver 50 percent of this country's GDP—quite rightly—deserve a rural strategy. So, yes, we accept that there's going to be a rural strategy, but also we say, let's back Dr Shane Reti's SOP, because he was the one championing for the rural communities, as other MPs in the Opposition were. And I expect we're going to hear from those MPs as well over the course of the debate.