MARK CAMERON (ACT): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Finally, the day has arrived. Industry and industry partners have weighed in on He Waka Eke Noa and what it will ultimately mean for the rural sector as a primary industry family. The rural sector is asking itself how it will reconcile the hardest and most difficult piece of legislation the sector has faced in decades. Will it be a handbrake or will it be an opportunity? New Zealand farmers are the most emissions-friendly farmers in the world. How many farmers, I ask, will be financially viable with this proposal? After today's announcement, will productivity fall? Will the proposals push productivity and exacerbate the potentiality for emissions leakage, potentially further exacerbating the problem of global change and effects to the environment. Ultimately, there is a risk it could make the New Zealand economy poorer.