What we're imposing on them with this regime of rules is pernicious. If central planning worked, the Soviet empire would not have had a massive drop in agricultural production when the communists took over, and that's exactly what happened. I'm not saying this is communist, but I'm drawing a parallel. It's very close to it. Central planning does not work, and it's absolutely the case, and that is what will happen. We'll have all this rules regime, there'll be reporting to some bureaucrat somewhere in Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) about how you're going to be farming your property, and they'll say, "Oh, no, no, no, you can't do that." It may well be the best practice for that particular property, and each one is different, like Branch Creek Station and like Minaret Station. Trying to impose what Minaret do on Branch Creek would not work, just as it wouldn't the other way around. 