Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: The primary sector is continuing to support and secure the recovery. The ANZ Commodity Price Index was released last week, and while it eased back from its record high, declining by 1.4 percent in July, it is still very strong. Looking at the sectors, there were gains for meat and fibre, which rose 0.6 percent due to higher lamb and wool prices, while beef prices eased back. Horticulture also rose by 0.6 percent. Forestry did slip back from record highs as demand from China eased, while dairy prices also eased, although ANZ said that relatively tight global milk supplies should limit further downward movements in dairy prices. When returns to producers are converted back to New Zealand dollars, the overall index rose by 0.1 percent. Our producers are operating in a volatile market reflecting the ongoing impact of the pandemic but continue to do well to support the New Zealand economy.