So while this big, $1.9 billion factor around mental health is being fed as if something's being done when it hasn't actually hit the ground, at the same time there are farmers worried about sections of their land being taken around significant natural areas (SNAs). Now, those farmers look after those SNAs better than anybody else that might come along and decide that they need to take this piece of land off the farmer. So I think, you know, the worry about that, the worry about water, the worry about methane, and the worry about the pressure that that's been putting on around capital is causing people a whole lot of stress on top of the weather conditions. Then it's all very well to talk about the $1.9 billion in mental health, but it's not being appreciated on the ground because it's not seen. 