I'd like to, though, focus on this first issue of land management, and I'd like to spend a little bit of time talking about inherent values because, I think, we've heard from them in previous debates; we'll hear from them in other speeches as well. Inherent values are a critical concept in this bill. They are defined in clause 6 in a new definition: " 'inherent value', … (a) means a value that arises from an ecological, a landscape, a cultural, a heritage, or a scientific attribute or characteristic of a natural resource that—(i) is in or forms part of the land or exists by virtue of the natural character of the land; or (ii) relates to a historic place on or forming part of that land; but (b) does not include a pastoral farming activity". Why there is that separation in the definition is important when you go back to the purpose of the amendment. 