That brings me on to my next comment, which is when we think about COVID-19 and we think about this organics bill that we are debating this afternoon, it comes back to the fundamental, which is what is New Zealand's economy based on, and that's food. We are a great producer of food, whether it's organic food or not, and one thing that is going to be significant through this period of recession that we now find ourselves in is that farmers are going to drag this economy forward and out of recession. It is going to be very, very important for the Government and for this Parliament to acknowledge that food is vitally important to the New Zealand economy. 