I want to talk about one Minister in particular, the Minister, over there, for agriculture. The Minister of Agriculture sat around for three months and did nothing. He did nothing to support the primary industries. In fact, he was going around the country saying, "We need the primary industries at this time. They are so vital for the future of New Zealand." At the same time, he was kicking them with greater regulation. But what he should have been doing was working, in his office, on how, if there is another outbreak, those farmers actually get to their farms across any inter-regional border. He didn't do a thing. He didn't even recognise that that was an issue, because we all knew that if there was going to be an outbreak, there would be inter-regional breaks. The Prime Minister made that very clear last time—that, next time, any shutdowns would be on a regional basis. That Minister sat there for three months and didn't look after New Zealand farmers.