Now, they don't say, "it's a nonsense." They're not honest with New Zealand, saying, "Fair cop. Actually, what we put forward in the last Parliament was wrong. It's distorted a market. It has created huge pain in the primary sector, huge anger in Wairarapa. They'll never forget this, as they watch all that beautiful land, so much of it, turn into green when actually it's better sheep and beef country." But here they are, back saying: well, actually, no, it was a public policy mistake and now we're going to rewind it. I guess they get some credit for acknowledging the mistake in the first place. But why aren't you honest with New Zealand? Why didn't you stand up in your speeches and say, "Actually, we got it wrong. We shouldn't have done it like this. We did, but we got it wrong."? Instead, we have all this fluff and nonsense and nonsense and 30-second contributions that actually this is part of a long-term plan for the growth of the primary sector and the growth of Forestry New Zealand. Absolute waffle, absolute nonsense, and New Zealand can see through that at 50 paces.