So I think the other thing, as I went through this document in disbelief—I mean, I couldn't actually believe that I heard the Prime Minister thank the farmers; it's probably the first time in a long time. I know that Grant Robertson does it on a regular basis, because he's the finance Minister, so he really knows where the money comes from; it makes a difference. Everything in this document uses the word "will". So it says, "New Zealand has sustained itself through sustaining others for decades, and our customers expect us to do this sustainably. The Government will continue to work with the primary sector to respond to changing customer expectations. We will work together to improve the sustainability"—you go out there and ask any farmer out there about how much work the Government's actually been doing standing beside them. Most of it's been blasted at them from out of Wellington. They're out there doing their best every day, and actually 90 percent of the answers are out there. All this Government has to do is get up and go out and talk to them, because they actually know how to do stuff. So less of the "working with"—you know, this is words; Government has been not "working with" the farmers. "We are working with farmers on the delivery of a national integrated planning framework. We will work with industry through He Waka Eke Noa partnership."