I want to thank the primary sectors for increasing their export revenue through challenging times. In the year to the end of October, we've seen a 6.5 percent increase—sorry. Sorry, I go back—that's just for dairy, actually. Can I go back to a 1.2 percent goods increase in the October month. That is really, really important, because elsewhere around the world, we are facing some protectionism. We are seeing countries in the face of COVID say that we've got to protect our local people—and, indeed, we can understand that—but when it comes to issues like food security, then New Zealand plays a key role in supplementing what some countries can't produce for themselves. I'd like to acknowledge Singapore and, again, my colleague Mr Parker for negotiating an agreement early on in COVID that gave food security for them and pharmaceutical products for us. It's through those trading relationships that we can have more security as we move into the future. 