So I trust our New Zealand farmers to meet the demands of world markets. I trust them to work as hard as they can, under the constraints that science and technology will allow, to do the best they can for our environment so that they sell the best products on the world stage. That will achieve more, I believe, than a Government trying to regulate. Give them that market ability to do what they're doing now and they will deliver to you more than a Government trying to threaten them and have over them this constraint. So this bill, the National Party can't support, because we believe that at this time it's really important that New Zealand look at its financial progress going forward. But also, importantly, I believe we also need to trust our farmers, to trust our producers, because they know the markets they're going into, they know the demands of the consumers there, and they will meet those demands with the best capability they have in New Zealand at this time, and that trust is more important, I believe, in this situation. Thank you, Mr Speaker.