Very quickly, before I sit down, the one on food security raised by the member over there—look, we are very aware of that. We, in total, produce enough food for about 40 million people. So, unlike the Ukraine, which is a huge contributor to food security across the globe, and that's been obviously impacted, we're aware of the flow-on impacts which in the short term mean more money for what we produce. That doesn't help with food security. In fact, you know, affordability, of course, is a lot harder for many people across the globe. Generally, we don't supply those people. I guess people are paying more for our food, but none the less, we have a moral obligation to contribute and that's through the sharing of information. And what people are learning is that the interruption with the fertiliser supply chain means that the fertiliser that we have, we should use more astutely, more efficiently. 