What's been really good about this is that we've had a lot of discussion recently about the amount of legislation, regulation, rules—some of them work, some of them don't—that have been coming down on our rural community. Just for an example, there are freshwater regulations, there are slope rules, there are labour workforce shortages to be dealing with with immigration, foreign exemptions for land purchases for forestry purposes—and that's carbon forestry—failure to provide forestry consent rules to council, climate commission are wanting to cut livestock farming, high-country tenure review, ending live exports, pressuring agriculture into the emissions trading scheme, and, of course, the bill before this that we just discussed, with the ute tax.