Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR: Look, I'm happy to speak on that. The dairy industry is our biggest industry in this country. It is important that we have people working in that sector. I'd like to quote Andrew Hoggard, the president of Federated Farmers, who said that, actually, farmers now have to realise that people should work probably on maximum about 50 hours a week, and get two days off. That's what he said because that is what is needed to provide fair labour conditions to attract people. I'd also like to go on to say that, actually, the Ministry for Primary Industries, the Government, and taxpayers committed $900,000 to a campaign called GoDairy, which was to attract people into the dairy industry last year. And, in November last year, the dairy industry decided to pull out of that campaign because it was after spring. It's a reminder to them that, actually, we need enduring, well-meaning, and well-focused campaigns to attract people into dairy. Simply knocking on the door of Government and saying, "We need $500 now, but not later" is a big challenge, when my colleague is trying to manage limited space in managed isolation and quarantine facilities.