This is a piece of Green Party ideological envy politics, actually. That's really what it's about, but it's being supported by the full Labour Party caucus—65 of them. The sad thing for those 65 is that even though they will be whipped into supporting this piece of legislation, most of them will not be in this Parliament when we repeal it next. Most of them will not be here. So it must be utterly frustrating for them, because they know in their heart of hearts that to specifically exclude from a definition of inherent value in this legislation, the work and the history and the effort and the blood, sweat, and tears that amounts to pastoral farming activity is fundamentally wrong.