I was not part of the Primary Production Committee, and, as I said, you go the full circle in this place. I was part of the select committee that dealt with the last two iterations of this bill, but not this one, and I have listened to the Minister on numerous occasions espousing all sorts of views on farming. It's amazing how once you become the Minister you get captured by the system and you do what you're told, and I'm most impressed to think someone from the West Coast would end up having to do what they're told. He seems to have got there. I won't take any more time of the House, but I do think this bill does achieve a lot of what the industry has been asking for. My two dairy farming colleagues, not quite with the same vehemence that Shane Ardern would have shown at some stage in this House—almost; Bennett's nearly as bad as him—have explained the intricacies of this bill, as did the Minister, and certainly Mark Patterson did as well. So I commend the bill to the House and wish it luck as it goes through.