This bill has the potential to cause great harm. This bill, all it does to farmers is it sticks them with more cost—sticks them with more cost—and if you talk to any business owner, any farmer about where they will pull that cost back from, it tends to be staff, because a lot of our farmers are price takers. Mr Parker knows this. A lot of our farmers are price takers. They can't just stick another dollar, stick another $2, on the cost of what they produce. For a lot of them, if they have to pay out another $100,000 a year, another $150,000 a year, what it means for them is fewer people on their farm employed—fewer people in their business employed. That's what this bill has the potential to do: to lose those jobs, to lose those jobs that we're going to need over the next 12 months. For that reason, we oppose it.