The truth is simple and staring us all in the face. Even the Government and the Minister fail to acknowledge it: we need less cows. We need less cows in this country. We must reduce our herd sizes. There is a huge economic opportunity in going for value-add products and making our "clean, green" brand more than just a brand but a reality. Organic and regenerative agriculture is the future—[Interruption]—and I'm really glad that the people on this side of the House are animated. Our Te Paati Māori manifesto in the last election committed us to taking real action on methane. We would immediately bring methane into the emissions trading scheme and phase out synthetic fertilisers by 2025. These chemicals are driving the surge in climate and water pollution coming out of New Zealand farms in recent decades. This will be a disincentive to continued growth in industrial dairying. We'd also establish a $300 million fund to support Māori farmers to transition towards regenerative and value-added agricultural models. 