MARK PATTERSON (NZ First): Thank you, Madam Chair. I'm in anticipation of my answer on my wool question to the Minister earlier, but I would like to just switch it up a little bit. I know your part of the Vote here is lands, and I know you're not the Minister for Lands, but you have been integrally involved in the Crown pastoral lease situation—the bill that passed its first reading the other night. The controversy around that, of course, is in terms of the potential for significant bureaucratic overreach into the day-to-day farming activities of the lessees, with—from my perspective, anyway—not a great deal of evidence that they are in any way farming to standards that aren't protecting the land. Often they are now heavily tourism orientated, and there's a huge incentive, actually, to protect those natural landscapes. So it is a little bit of a point of contention with us at New Zealand First, whilst supporting strongly the end of tenure review and the privatisation of those leases, but the balance being struck by having Land Information New Zealand, essentially, having too great a role in the day-to-day running of the pastoral leases.