Now, in terms of advocacy, as well, rural-proofing was something we heard from the Minister early on when he became the Minister of Agriculture as being a key priority. Every piece of legislation would be rural-proof. So I'm interested to hear how that work is going, what he is doing to ensure rural-proofing is occurring, because we've heard from Ministry for Primary Industry (MPI) officials that they are seeing consistent issues around a lack of consultation, and also increased costs being placed on the rural sector through a whole raft of legislative pieces of work going through. So what is he doing to minimise the impact on rural New Zealand, if anything?