Currently, it's very dry in the Coromandel. This Government has been incredibly slow to respond to the drought conditions across the entire Waikato, the Hauraki Plains, and, indeed, the Coromandel Peninsula. Only in the last few days has an adverse weather event been declared, and some of my farmers, who have been farming in the region for a long period of time, are describing this summer's dry period as the worst since the summer of 1945-46. That's saying something, because what it means is that the dairy production from the most productive part of the country in terms of dairy production is going to be down and diminished, and it will further slow an already weak and turning economy. That's not going to be good over the next couple of years.