Too often, though, we've seen a rural sector that felt marginalised and overlooked by this Government, where routinely political pontificating outweighs pragmatism. If I can, I'd actually like to contextualise what I mean by that. How many members of Parliament go outside in the banshee winds and the rain and sleet and the snow to understand what farmers go through every day? They've no idea. Winter grazing rules that were rewritten several times so they can actually make sense and be implemented on the ground; the ban of the live animal exports, well, there's $261 million gone out of the sector; issues that are around significant natural areas and private property rights; and the national environmental standards and what it means for fresh water in rural New Zealand. Nonsensical and in consternation, you can imagine, farmers look at the sky frustrated.