MARK CAMERON (ACT): Thank you, Madam Chair. Minister, look anywhere in rural New Zealand, most people would take huge umbrage with this piece of legislation. It's nothing more than property theft, arguably—you will probably take a different position on that. I see in here in part of the legislation, it talks about the meaning of inherent value. Well, Minister, whatever happened to inherent value of the way of life in rural New Zealand? It is inherent. It's generationally inherent. I'm actually standing here quite sad that I'm actually looking at this piece of legislation, and I think arguably most people on this side of the House would be. There's 150 years of inherent value.