Hon JAMES SHAW: Well, I've said any number of times that I've been quite frustrated at the extremely slow pace of change in the agricultural sector. The industrial sector and transport sector are moving far faster by comparison. Having said that, there are a number of parties and a number of environmental NGOs that campaigned on a platform in the last election of setting up support for farmers to be able to roll out emissions reductions practices, techniques, tools, and technologies on their farms. That is what the commitment of funding does in the emissions reduction plan. It doesn't actually go as fast as some, such as Greenpeace, would have liked, who are proposing that we put a billion dollars into that. So it doesn't kind of meet the requirement of them in that sense, but the whole point of this is not to replicate what we've already got, which is a number of research and science institutes, but to take the changes in on-farm practice, and the technologies that have already been developed, and to ensure that those are rolled out to the maximum extent possible around farms in New Zealand.