What this regime in this bill does is modernises the Crown Pastoral Land Act regime. With the large schedule of permitted activities, as the Minister noted, it means that there won't be a need for consent. Those activities were discussed with the High Country Accord, with the High Country Committee of Federated Farmers. They were developed in the bill with that input and there have been a number of changes made through a very thorough select committee process which sought to take on board the submissions that were made that sought to improve the purpose of the bill and to actually change some of the definitions. Those changes mean that we've got a robust bill, and you have this bill and a regime, which Land Information New Zealand and the Commissioner of Crown Lands have adopted, of having much more regular engagement with leaseholders, and visits and engagement on the land—that's been affected by COVID. 