JOSEPH MOONEY (National—Southland): Thank you very much, Madam Chair. Minister, I was interested in your comments earlier where you said that land is special. And it's certainly something that I think most people who work and live on the land in New Zealand would agree with. In particular, those who are producing food certainly think it's special and it's their communities—and certainly in my electorate of Southland, it's something I hear regularly. It is the benefit of a community, of people who grow things on their land, and the schools, the children, all the various businesses who provide services to the farmer and make the local economy work.