The second reading is talking about submitters. I want to raise the submission of the New Zealand Rural General Practice Network. They have over 1,800 members across 90 percent of all rural general practices. They, quite rightly, point out that rural and remote New Zealand encapsulates about 700,000 New Zealanders—700,000 New Zealanders. And I know, as our agricultural spokesperson Barbara Kuriger will know, that those 700,000 people deliver 50 percent of this country's GDP—and they don't even get a look-in in this bill. The Government members did not want to listen to those submissions and here they are championing equity—equity when it suits them. Why not put a rural strategy in place? 