But why doesn't the Minister do the same thing, because the Minister knows, surely, that this is a dumb bill. It's going to cost New Zealand about $475 million a year. How is the Government planning to pay for the things that we need—like our schooling system, our health system—if they're increasing taxes, making it harder for businesses to do business. This is exactly what this bill does, it makes it harder to do business, it reduces the amount of income by $475 million a year for our economy. This is an industry that, the Minister will be well aware of, brought in $52 billion to New Zealand last fiscal year. So I'd like the Minister to answer us: why did they decide to proceed with this bill without consulting the primary sector? Because this is, again, unfortunately, another habit that this Government is developing, which is pushing ahead with legislation that affects businesses and affects New Zealanders quite significantly without consulting with them.