In response to the statement around water quality, this Government put some ideas. It made a commitment to improve water quality. We worked together to put out some draft proposals that we accept were wrong, and we have put them to one side. We're now working through with all the agencies across the primary sectors to ensure that we come up with a pragmatic set of proposals that will give us, on the ground, changes that will improve water quality, which is what we need in some particular areas—not all across the country. The one size fits all was that bottom line that we as a Government and as the nation have to have. We have to have a bottom line, but we hope that the vast majority of farmers and people who own the land actually will be better than that. I'm sure they will. Many are actually far better in terms of their farm management already. But we have to work through a process. We've got 12 months to do that, and I'm saying to farmers, let's work together. Let's step up and show the wider public that—as we have in export earnings—we can achieve an amazing amount for our country. 