What's really at the nub of this amendment is uncovering the deeply cynical sinking-lid policy that this Government and particularly the Green Party, who were the genesis of this piece of legislation, want to impose on the lessees of high-country pastoral Crown leases. And it's to do with this, Madam Chair: the bill as drafted operates as a sinking lid on these lease operations, and, over time, the plan buried deep in this section is to actually undermine the viability of the very farming operation that the leases provide the leaseholders with. So the results of this bill, by precluding the commissioner from considering the economics of farming, except to the extent that the benefits relate to the ongoing financial viability of the farming enterprise—what that really means is that the farm actually has to be going broke or bust before the economics of the farm can even be considered.