Can I say that all the Opposition did is came back and said, "We oppose the bill." Can I say that at the heart of the progression here will be the implementation of farm plans. That, I think, is something that the high country farmers are welcoming. It's an opportunity to work through—many of them will have extensive farm plans in place. Some won't. But it's an opportunity to work through all these issues, and where there might be a situation where more than 25 hectares of control is required, then I would expect the commissioner working through that farm plan to approve that—if it's sensible, with the proper mitigations or whatever. This is the kind of sensible approach that we will take moving forward to working in partnership with those high country farmers.