Now, it's very sad that members on the other side of the House have exploited that. They've manipulated the facts, and they've been a tremendously irritating source of misinformation up and down the East Coast and the West Coast. Fortunately, every time I point out to them that when they were the Government in the 1990s, 100,000 hectares of farmland was turned into forestry—that wasn't this side of the House; that was the grand-uncles of the other side of the House. Then, all of a sudden, we get a mild change, and that land that will probably create a greater level of public good by going into forestry, land consolidation, environmental resilience—that, they now want to attack. Well, who's actually selling the land? Who's actually putting the land up for sale? Garden variety Kiwi owners. Do you want us on this side of the House to actually trample upon those property rights of those owners as to whether or not they should be entitled to exercise it?