It also means, though, that there have been dramatic lessons we've learnt from COVID-19. The first is the dependence upon one market, one product, and one company. We had already learnt that lesson in the 1970s when the UK went off and joined the EU and left us in the lurch, so to speak. It was a dramatic lesson of what dangers there are in one product and one market or one country as the customer. I know that the UK has spent the rest of the time trying to get out of the EU, and they're out now, but we missed the boat in learning a lesson then and we are in danger of missing it now unless we realise that our dependence on one product, milk; one company, Fonterra; and one market, China, comes with enormous dangers. You need to diversify, and everyone has always said that in terms of business. So I hope we understand that.