The bill changes the relationship with the lessees, and the Crown, through Land Information New Zealand (LINZ), rather than having it being on mutual trust, partnership, and respect, it is going from one of trust to one of monitoring and policing. What I do notice in the legislation—and it's something that I think is totally unnecessary—is that it is as if the Government and the Cabinet almost don't trust LINZ. They have injected Cabinet into the legislation. Now, why would Cabinet need to be having a say on what goes on on these farms? Surely, there are enough Resource Management Act commitments and there are enough current rules around what people can and can't do with their farms without having Cabinet injected. It's just another piece of control—Cabinet seems to want to own the control and say over everything in New Zealand, as if they don't trust anybody else. 