Hon JACQUI DEAN (National—Waitaki): Thank you, Mr Speaker. In November 2017, the Minister for Land Information received a briefing on issues and opportunities in the high country. Now, that's fair enough. It's always good to review legislation, particularly legislation that is particularly longstanding—as is the Crown pastoral land regime, which first came in 1948 and then was refreshed by the Crown Pastoral Land Act some 40, 50 years later. Fair enough. And in that briefing to the new Minister, Land Information made some very interesting observations and, indeed, recommendations. One of those observations was, "We recognise that stewardship of land needs to be integrated and strategic to deliver good economic, environmental, social, and cultural outcomes. We can achieve better outcomes when we coordinate our efforts with others", and by the "others", I'm assuming that the officials meant the lessees—