The uncertainty that's created in rural New Zealand by putting policy—and I'm talking about the depopulated parts of New Zealand, so it's much easier for urban populations to deal with issues because they're close to each other, they've got transport, they've got services provided. They have everything provided for them. They might have to pay for it, but they have it provided. Rural New Zealand doesn't have any of this provided for it. It's having a whole lot of uncertainty foisted on it with environmental change, with climate change changes, with the quite considerable planting of trees we've got in rural New Zealand as well, which is starting to depopulate parts of rural New Zealand with no planning having taken place. It's of significant concern to rural New Zealand—these issues—and I think it's something the Government should take some time on, it should plan better as it polices these policies, and it should get on and make sure that those people in rural New Zealand can be assisted to get on with it.