Now, recently, we had what is normally the biggest agricultural event in the Southern Hemisphere. This year, Fieldays would have been probably the largest agricultural event in the world over a two-year period. And while trade is important, it was interesting that the Minister of Agriculture chose, at that time, to go overseas and do his trade talks. There must have been a window around which he could have done that, which didn't include not coming to Fieldays. After all, if you were the agriculture and the rural communities Minister, would you not take the opportunity to go out and talk to farmers as much as possible? Unless, of course, one didn't want to talk to farmers, and one didn't want to front up to the announcement that this Government has made about utes, because, actually, utes were the talk of the Fieldays. It was really interesting that post-Fieldays, the Prime Minister actually had to go to Canterbury to front up for some extra funding for the flood, and who turned up in a ute but the Prime Minister? It's just as well the Prime Minister did turn up in a ute, because had she not turned up in a four-wheel drive ute, she might have still been stuck and never made her way back to Parliament. So thank heavens for the ute.