So this is a good start. I congratulate the Minister for getting it to the House. You know, it puts us on a somewhat similar footing with overseas approaches, but we are not a world leader in any sense of the imagination. We're behind the eight ball in this, and that was something that was good to see actually coming through. But we also need to be very mindful that we don't give too much power to the Minister in the direction of it, and we enable enterprise business and organisations that will develop a much stronger mechanism and take into account what can be done in the best interests of farming, to take a more active role than the Minister's role in this bill as it stands. So we look forward to some changes in that area as we go through the committee stage, but in the essence of getting New Zealand into the 21st century, I guess this is a good start.