The $1.1 billion environmental package had significant money that will help farmers. The wilding pines, which are sweeping over large parts of our country and our back country—they are getting a significant $100 million investment, and the cost of doing it actually goes up 30 percent each year, so we need to get in front of this. We're well behind the eight ball, and this will help incredibly. Wallabies, possums—that sort of pest control—once again, we're behind. So this is an absolute opportunity to put some money into some, hopefully, short-term jobs that will allow people to be in a transitionary phase between careers but still have a job to go to that's absolutely meaningful and will have long-term payback. The money invested into fencing of wetlands and waterways—significant money being invested there, and another $100 million into that initiative announced yesterday by Minister Jones out of the Provincial Growth Fund (PGF). So these are all expenditure lines that will benefit farming and agriculture greatly. 