But what the farmers, the families who live on these Crown pastoral leases—in fact, who have a property right to live there in perpetuity under these Crown pastoral leases—have done is got with the new ways of farming. They've adopted farm management plans. They've taken land out of production that is steep and hard to manage. And what they have done, in fact, is restored the natural environment so that now their farming systems are complementary with this very unique environment. That is why they've asked the Government, they've asked the Minister, and they asked the Environment Committee, "Please do not proceed with this bill. It's completely unnecessary. We already have all of the tools, all of the latest methodology to farm and operate in this unique and special place. And by the way, we have a property right, and imposing and additional set of regulations, and other people making decisions over how we do basic things like dig a ditch and put in a culvert on our land is completely unnecessary." That's why, Minister, ACT would repeal this law and that's why we're asking the Government not to proceed with it, because by the time you—[Time expired]