Of course, the farmers who submitted, obviously they also care a great deal about this magnificent environment, as do other people who submitted: different environmental groups, different recreational groups—widespread acknowledgment of the beauty and importance of these places. As the Minister mentioned, we were lucky as a select committee to go and visit two of those farms. So we went to Branch Creek Station, just next to Cardrona ski field and Minaret Station on Lake Wānaka—both very beautiful places, and thank you to the leaseholders of those stations for enabling the select committee to come and ask some very detailed questions and to see how those places operated. I think that really helped inform our decision making, particularly in regard to new Schedule 1AB. We also travelled around the South Island, as the Hon Scott Simpson just mentioned. We went to both Queenstown and Christchurch to hear submissions. And, as he also mentioned, Eugenie Sage was not in the chair for hearing the submissions and I was privileged to be in that position where my recollection is that I heard from all members of the committee, and everyone from both sides was very engaged. 