They need to be valued and respected, and I think that in the last few years, they haven't felt that, and it's time they are given the message that farmers are valued, they are respected, and this country needs them more than ever now. That is the message that I want to portray today in this Budget speech, because we're hearing the right things, you can say, from the Government about the need for agriculture to deliver the economic prosperity for the country. But at the same time, we see that there are imminent dangers in the sense of the legislation that the Government wants to put in front of farmers to make sure that they aren't as productive and they are challenged when they shouldn't be challenged to that extent as they go about their business. So I want to do a big thank you to New Zealand's farmers and growers that are the future direction of the New Zealand economy. They always have been the base of the New Zealand economy, and the days that we forget that are the days that we take for granted the people that made this country so strong and now will make the country stronger as we go forward.