At this time, when we have got major drought going on in parts of the country, never has it been more difficult for some farmers, and the stress that they are under is truly immense. The drought hit the Waikato. It hit Northland earlier this year. Now it's still in the Hawke's Bay and other parts of New Zealand. We need to go out there and think about those farmers, because we're asking them to pay the bill for this country, and we're asking them to do that in the toughest of conditions, and we're not thanking them. We're not acknowledging them, and we're not giving them the respect that they deserve. That is what this House should be doing, because we're all in this together. The farmers know that, and they want to work and help and build the success of this rebuild of the New Zealand economy.