But I do want to get to the agricultural sector. Despite the grim protestations from across the floor, the sector has been doing incredibly well: record exports over the last couple of years and actually holding up pretty good through this COVID situation as well. I note the red meat sector, for the first time ever last month, topping a billion dollars of exports, and that's incredible under the circumstances. I will acknowledge, too, the meat works, the fruit packers, the shearers during that initial period of lockdown—those essential services. I would like to acknowledge them because in the dozens and dozens and dozens of calls I was making into those industries, I never once heard anyone from any industry push back on the need to react—the imperativeness of looking after their workforce and wanting to comply with whatever rules the Government was asking for from them. In some respects, they were pretty tough—particularly in the meat industry, where you've got a lot of workers side by side—but they all did their utmost to comply and on most occasions, they actually commended the Ministry for Primary Industries on the way that they worked to make and enable that to happen. 