I've talked to members on the select committee who said that these are small in numbers, but those families who are impacted have been there for a very, very long time—"intergenerational" is the term that has been used. But I know that this Government's firmly held belief is that that ongoing and sustainable and responsible pastoral farming is the best way for Crown pastoral land to be managed and I've picked this up from the reading and from what others have told me in terms of talking to it. So I don't think this is just any piece of legislation, as has been said, but it does seek to protect our whenua for those future generations. It's doing things differently but recognising and enabling the need for ongoing pastoral farming.