I am very disappointed that the context of a very simply occupational licensing regime bill, called the Forests (Regulation of Log Traders and Forestry Advisers) Amendment Bill, was defaced through such contributions. Of course, that bill has itself been catastrophised by the proxies operating on behalf of the foreign owners of the forestry sector—owners, I might say, that have been supported by this side of the House in liberalising and simplifying the overseas investment criteria for forestry purposes; owners and stakeholders in an industry that members on our side of the Government who have deep provincial exposure have been willing to stand up for. Well, I give fair notice—I give fair notice. After the election campaign, all bets are off. If that element and their approach of not only stigmatising but distorting think that there is not a response, we will respond positively to the farmers and the other calls of community leaders in rural New Zealand.