Meantime, the economy: we're facing recession and job losses and many failures. I did want to acknowledge, right here, right now, that the strength of the economy, the strongest part, of course, will continue to be the primary industries that have been the backbone of this economy. Right now, every day, right out there in the rural areas of New Zealand, the farmers are out there making the living that will sustain us through this crisis. I do want to acknowledge them and their hard work. They're a group that have felt set upon over the last few months, and I think it is important to acknowledge that in times of crisis, the New Zealand economy falls back on that rural community and provincial community, which is the backbone of this economy. We acknowledge them and their work today, and we wish them all the best to sustain our living standards as best we can through this difficult time.