TODD MULLER (National—Bay of Plenty): The National Opposition is happy to second that speech, and we'll support it through to first reading. Before I get to the substantive bill, can I just acknowledge the fact that our rural communities certainly are doing it tough at the moment with both drought and some real ongoing challenges with respect to the evolving COVID-19 situation, both in terms of market access and, in particular, actually, the ability to harvest crops and, one hopes, still to manufacture our key products to the world. We certainly expect the position globally to get more difficult rather than less difficult, and it is our view that we should look across the House at ways to be able to work together on issues relating to rural New Zealand to advance their cause at this pretty critical time. Any farmer listening to this will know that when the Government puts good ideas in place with respect to responding to rural issues and rural needs, the Opposition will be supportive of them. 