I might say, at the outset, that we on this side of the House fundamentally object to the intrusion of long-held and highly regarded property rights bestowed by the Crown to leaseholders in a way that is, actually, effectively throwing them in the rubbish tin and putting aside, in some cases, several generations of relationships with the Crown that have been effective, that have been good, and that have been good for not only New Zealand and New Zealanders, but for our natural environment as well.