But that said, the bill itself—I don't agree with it. I don't like it. I think it's been very well explored by my colleague the Hon Scott Simpson, but I'd like to put my personal view on it from the experience of going to Branch Creek Station, as we did as a committee down at Cardrona in the Cardrona Valley, and, I'm sorry, the lady's name and their daughters that we met, their names escape me at the moment, but what an impassioned presentation we got from those two ladies. We were right adjacent to the Cardrona ski field, where we were looking at that property, and what, I think, members of the public and the other members of the House have to understand is the differences we had starkly pointed out to us and observed. At Branch Creek Station, if they stop farming it, it reverts to bracken and will become a fire risk, a massive—