HAMISH WALKER (National—Clutha-Southland): Thank you very much—I'll make it nice and succinct. I just want to ask the Minister—he made some comments in his previous speech around the removal of the cap and in terms of New Zealand Carbon Farming. So, Minister, my question is: you remove the cap, the carbon price will rise, this will result in more conversions of farms into forestry—there's obviously that incentive there. It will be more profitable land use because of the stilted price mechanism—when you've got all the analysis which indicates that, because of that cap, because of that price rising, the fossil fuel emitters would rather offset their emissions rather than reduce them because of that. So, Minister, if you could please answer this. What protection have you got in place for those rural communities with the incentive of that increased carbon price? What protection have you got in place?