Now, I'm sure everyone here is aware and accepts there as a cost of living crisis that we are all absolutely having to deal with. The Government and its industry partners announced a pricing structure for on-farm emissions—a new direction of travel, we as farmers are told. We're going to be part of this emissions pricing scheme. And we are all aware, here on the right side of the House, that the Government was hell-bent on forcing farmers into some sort of emissions pricing structure. We were the first nation in the world to force its farmers to do so, and by virtue risk potentially jeopardising productivity. The proponents of the programme have always acknowledged that New Zealand emissions as generated as part of our primary sector had to be mitigated. And look, we as farmers are acutely aware of that, and it's incumbent upon us to do the right thing. But when I am reconciling the numbers—and I hear it all the time, that we're the highest emissions per capita of most countries in the world—it makes sense of the fact we feed 40 million people.