The issue here is that the Government has taken the lazy way out. They have not worked with the primary sector. They have not tried to save a source of revenue for this country. They have not tried to improve animal welfare by doing things that take a little bit more time and a little bit more work. They have brought in another ban. It is simply not good enough to say that this Government is doing wonderful things with the primary sector and has lofty aspirations for the primary sector. Well, if that's the case, why the heck have 30,000 people come out for groundswell events to tell you to stop imposing unrealistic regulations on their primary sector? They must be mistaken—all 30,000 of them must be mistaken. They can't have picked up on your lofty aspirations and your wonderful ideals and your virtue signalling over animal welfare, or that 30,000 group of farmers wouldn't be out trying to get your attention and trying to engage in meaningful debate with you to try and find workable solutions. National opposes this bill.